When the first ray of sunshine greeted the earth, we were all already set up and were waiting for the worker. I was overwhelmed with the feeling of excitement and nervousness as the challenge we were about to take is unpredictable. It was a beautiful day, the weather was neither dry or hot, which was rare in a desert. About ten minutes later, the man came on time with four camels. Indeed, we were going to ride a camel through the fourth largest desert in China---The Tengger Desert.

The slight wind touched my face and it brushed away my fear of sitting two meters above the ground. It appeared that there were plenty of lives in the desert, which made it no longer a "dead zone" for me. The lovely fragrant bright pink blossoms turned their faces to the sun and enjoyed the nice day. Sliver plants which I had never seen before and another kind of grass kept drawing circles around the root in tune with the direction of the wind were also found there. Moreover, there was nothing cuter than discovering the footprints desert animals left, goats, wolves, foxes and beetles. And when I tracked the trail of the footprints, I found out that a Chinese map was left on the sand. The golden sand tangled a cozy net. It was great pleasure lying on it and just staring at the azure and clear sky. At that very moment, all the worries, anxieties, fears and uneasinesses were blowing in the wind and gone.

I always consider traveling a certain method of therapy which possesses the power of easing my strain as well as soothing the uncomfortable feelings, for it lets you know that life is so beautiful and it is really not worth wasting the precious time wrinkling our soul.