A bite of festival on journey (8)

（People's Daily Online） 11:10, February 05, 2013

Mr. Li, his brother, sister and wife sell traditional products in Beijing. Their supper is Peking duck, dried Tofu, and Nanchang fried noodle from their own shop; it cost 25 yuan. They booked tickets 20 days in advance, but only got standing tickets .They were still happy because they were on the way home. (Xinhua/Zhou Mi)

Edited and translated by Wang Xin, People's Daily Online.

The meals travelers prepare for their journey on train are quite different. They feel satisfied with the simple foods because they are heading home for family reunion in Spring Festival holiday.

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