Newcastle is a charming city . Although I visited this passionate city from the book for many times ,I was still deeply attracted when I saw real appearance.

9:00AM Before arriving

The trip was organized by the students’ union and it was cost 15 pounds. We left Parkinson’s at nine o ‘clock on the morning . About one and half an hour , we arrived at Newcastle by bus.

10:30 Arrived at the River Tyne

Unfortunately, it was rain .

It was raining so hard that I shiver in the wind.

11:30 AM Random walked

Looking down from the bridge, the seagulls shouted. It has to be said that the seagulls in England are not only not afraid of people but also always steal snacks, such as potato chips.

12:00 PM The China Town

I have been in Britain for half a month. I missed Chinese hot pot very much. Finally, in Newcastle Chinatown, I had a little buffet hot pot! Although the taste is not as good as my hometown, watermelon is free!! Watermelons are so expensive in England.

This meal I ate two hours and I felt very satisfied. Although I still in the weight loss, the hot pot could not be resist. There are no hotpot restaurants in Leeds.What a pity !

15:30PM Newcastle university and museum

I’m sure a lot of people applied to Newcastle university last year , so I was going to see it what I turned down.

4:00 PM The Newcastle Museum

Since the museum closed at 4:30, we had to take an urgent tour. In the museum, I saw tyrannosaurus rex, mummified bodies, and all kinds of protected animals. Through the museum exhibition I knew how small we are on the earth how cruel we are. We should protect animals and don’t kill them for profit.

5:45PM Return to Leeds

This is the first time to travel around the UK. During this trip, I got to know new partners and enjoyed the scenery of the surrounding cities and experienced local customs . traveling in Newcastle not only broadened my horizon but also ate Chinese food. It was a perfect trip.
I love Newcastle very much.

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