How to stop the time

        Recently, I have been reading a book written by a Taiwanese packpacker, who choses to go travelling in developing countries. He mentioned about a lot of interesting things when he goes travelling in different countries, from Laos, to Vietnam, to Thailand, to Malaysia and to India. He suggests what you should do before the trip, like booking a place, learning to say some simple sentences in the language of the country that you intend to go, what should be brought. He also teaches you how to make a bargain. He uses his camera to stop the time, uses his smile to get acquainted with the whole world - eyes speak many words and a smile is a smile in any language.
       I like travelling and taking photos, too. Firstly, I think that when time passed, it never comes back, so whenever I have chance to keep those precious moment, I will take the chance. Secondly, it may be the first and also the last time I come to those places, so I try to keep as many memories about it as possible. Thanks to the invention of camera, it helps a lot. Thirdly, travelling is not only enjoying the scenery, but also enjoying the happy time with your friends and family. Same place, with different people, in different seasons may make you feel totally different.
       Like someone has said, there's no enternity, but there's everlasting moments, taking photos is one of the way that helps us stop the time.

Jessica