The lovely Gokyo village feels like my favorite book, Walden, in that often, one does not need too many external things to be happy. This time, I only carried a backpack.

There is no internet here; Wi-Fi requires purchasing a card for just 24 hours. Many times, I simply choose to disconnect. I follow the villagers' daily routines, waking up at 6 AM and lights out at 8 PM. Occasionally, I accompany a guide to explore the mountains, and he introduces me to the names of various snow-capped peaks!

Often in the afternoons, I stroll to the lakeside to sit quietly. With fewer than 200 people in the entire village and no electrified transportation facilities, all goods are carried by people or horses. I can hardly hear any mechanical sounds apart from the lake water and birds chirping. The altitude of 4790 meters also limits external disturbances, making it feel isolated from the world. This is a great time for quiet reflection!

I often feel that the pace of #Web3 is too fast. Perhaps we should stop, calm down, and think more about new trends, new paths, and new cycles. Seeking stability is more meaningful than seeking change. Long-term thinkers will gain greater value!

In any field, those who achieve success are long-term thinkers because they dare to enter the narrow gate and are willing to walk the long road!

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