The Xining Qingting Youth Hostel provides a great place for travelers to relax after a busy day. Visitors to Xining will find that the Xining Qingting Youth Hostel is a fantastic accommodation choice. With Xining Railway Station just 2km away and Xining Caojiapu International Airport only 28km away, transportation is very convenient. Seeing Xining's sights from this hotel is easy with Shuichengmen Mosque (Northeast Gate), Nanguan Mosque and Xining Wuyi Cultural Palace all close by. At the end of a busy day, travelers can unwind and relax in the hotel or go out and enjoy the city. This Xining hotel offers parking on site. If you demand a high level of service, our guests have indicated that this hotel has excellent standards.
"In the ups and downs of life, we merely exist; we are all people who love to peek into the happiness of others. But when we embark on a journey, we yearn to find our own peace.
I found that peace. In Qingting.
I can talk about embarrassing things that happen to me without any reservations, and being with all sorts of strange yet incredibly interesting people is always a blessing. I shed all my burdens, and my soul feels light.
The enthusiastic, talkative, slightly sarcastic but kind-hearted second brother; the seemingly reserved and silent but actually secretly passionate and sensitive Lao Mo who can even perform the ”General Yu's Strictly Selected Driving Test Part 3”; the Quanzhou brother who can cook delicious noodles; the extremely charming Jiuquan brother; the Fujian girl who bravely ventured to Lhasa alone in slippers; the Quanzhou brother who drank so much yogurt that he got diarrhea and collapsed; the lightly dressed Zaozhuang brother who sat in a hard seat for 50 hours and still looked radiant.
Everyone I met was strange. But I really like you guys, you ***. **Always seems to fall ill in winter. If we can never understand worldly happiness, let's jump into the sea with friends before spring arrives, and briefly enjoy a few days of carefree bliss.
After a long night of talking, I realized that not every life needs to be lived perfectly. I slept less than five hours in three days because I couldn't bear to miss any interesting souls or touching stories. This time, I want to openly share and record my feelings; I no longer want to, and will not, cautiously cultivate happiness and carefree living.
Today I leave Xining, sitting on the swaying train to Golmud, exhausted. I don't know what kind of magical journey the Hoh Xil will hold after dawn, but as I write this, carefully organizing the stories that happened in Qingting, I feel the fear in my heart gradually receding.
I must remember this moment. An invincible feeling.
Thank you everyone.
Love you all, love you all."