my century

As the ship moved, the waves around the ship were ups and downs, and the white waves were churning. Looking into the distance, the sea looked very calm again. Just after dawn, a round of red sun slowly rose from the eastern sea. When the sun is setting, there are colorful and fascinating sunsets, and groups of seagulls are flying in the sky. The sea breeze gently blows my hair and face, the fresh air, and the warm sunshine all make me very excited and comfortable, and I feel that I am no longer a bird in a cage. I deeply feel the freedom of seagulls in nature, how dirty and sinful the colorful world is! How selfless, how true, and how beautiful nature is. It is said that there are two sea routes from Shanghai to Japan: one is by boat from Shanghai (one day and one night) to Nagasaki, and then by train (two days) to Tokyo. The second is to take a boat from Shanghai to Kobe, which takes two days, and then change to a train, which takes one day to reach Tokyo, the capital of Japan. In short, no matter which sea route takes three days and three nights. At that time, the second-class ticket of the American ship was tens of yuan, and the food and equipment were quite good; the Japanese ship was slightly cheaper, but the food and equipment were poor. We plan to buy a cheap Japanese ferry ticket to Kobe.
I arrived at Tokyo Station with mixed emotions. When we got out of the carriage and got off the train, several waiters in red hats came forward to take the luggage and sent them out of the station in an orderly manner. We give some drink money as a token of thanks. Out of the station, I called a few Dongyang cars (equal to the rickshaws in Shanghai, but the body is neat and beautiful, and the drivers are clean and polite, not as dirty as the rickshaws and drivers in Shanghai) to go to the hotel. On the way, like a countryman who has just entered the city, I looked around, everything was novel, and I was really happy that I had been thinking about it for several years, and Japan appeared in front of me! The streets in Japan are very clean and the cityscape is gorgeous. Japanese men and women are relatively short, pedestrians regardless of men and women are smiling, energetic and polite. Some of the men wore short shirts, tight trousers, and sandals, and looked like laborers at the bottom of society.