After the 80s resigned from the singles and went to Sichuan, saying that he wanted to do before he was 30 years old.

Cyclists spend the entire 24 days riding 17 cities in 2 provinces and 2,360 kilometers. Yesterday, after the 80s, Wang Liang successfully returned to Tibet from Tibet and returned to his home in the Sanyanqiao community in Jiang’an District.

Wang Liang once had a stable job for more than four years after graduation. In order to ride for thousands of miles, Wang Liang quit his job as a white-collar worker. Yesterday Wang Liang told reporters that the idea of ​​riding bicycles in Sichuan and Tibet originated from the film "Turning Mountains," and the story of Taiwanese young men riding alone from Lijiang to Tibet had strengthened their determination to realize this dream.

After purchasing professional cycling clothes, helmets and mountain bikes with a value of 1,000 yuan, on the 24th of last month Wang Liang set out from his home and began his journey to Tibet from Chengdu on the following day.

In the 2360-kilometre route, 17 cities including Chengdu, Ya'an, Luding and Xindu passed through 13 mountains of 4,000 meters, of which two were above 5,000 meters above sea level. There was a mudslide along the way, and the collapsed road was nearly 400 kilometers...but he was refreshing his riding record almost every day.

“A rider rushed out of the first corner of the canyon when climbing the Mila Snow Mountain on the Sichuan-Tibet line, and fell off the cliff. The helmet was split in half and the rider immediately called 120 and sent him to Lhasa. The General Hospital rescued.” Having witnessed several accidents, Wang Liang still has a fear.

On the way, Wang Liang met many like-minded friends and went hand in hand. Wang Liang said that the single ride journey is far less beautiful than imagined. His daily lunch is full of steamed buns and pickles. Starting from 7 a.m., riding 8 hours a day, looking for a ride in a nearby riding friend hotel, the next day to continue to move, an average of tens of kilometers a day or even hundreds of kilometers. The whole journey took less than 4,000 yuan.

During the 20-odd journey, Wang Liang wrote his daily trips and road conditions with his diary to record his feelings. “Cycling to Tibet is one thing I wanted to do before I was 30. If you don’t do it now, you may not have a chance in the future. Anything is something to bear. I don’t regret the original decision.” wrote Wang Liang. Road.

Now that life is normal, Wang Liang is looking for a job. He said that if there is an opportunity, he will carry a cycling tour with his backpack.

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