Laos Travel Notes: Life in "Nearby" Luang Prabang.

Professor Xiang Biao mentioned in "Thirteen Invitations" that the disappearance of spatial logic leads to the disappearance of "nearby"; "Establishing one's perception of the world is increasingly through abstract concepts and principles, not through understanding one's surroundings" In Luang Prabang these days, there is no takeout, and meals need to be walked into large or small restaurants; taxi software is not popular, mainly relying on motorcycles, tutu cars, walking, etc. In this state, walking on the road, a word suddenly popped into my mind: "participation", the participation of life. In the city, we are always in a hurry, always rushing from one thing to another, how long have we not walked slowly, looking at the scenery on the side of the road, looking for unknown food. Here, "life" is really a verb.