1984 Youth Hotel Dali, dali Youth Hostel 1984. 1984, whose name comes from George Orwell's novel of the same name, is one of the anti Utopian trilogy. If one more person reads 1984, one more freedom will be guaranteed. Located in the east gate of Dali ancient city in Yunnan Province, the exterior is in the style of traditional Bai folk houses, and the interior is decorated with imitation clear water concrete. The overall effect is plain, simple and natural. Stair handrail for iron style, simple and crude revealed the invisible power. A wall on the staircase is painted with a picture of Che Guevara holding up a gun, which means to pick up a gun without a pen! There is a red brick wall on the second floor, on which the 1984logo of war theme series is painted! Travel can never be separated from books. Read thousands of books, travel thousands of miles, love to travel, love to read, there are many good books, can give you on the road to increase a lot of spiritual enjoyment. The boss is crazy, reckless one, personal motto: there is always one body and soul on the road, either reading or traveling, you can not go to school, but you can not do without reading! 1984 Youth Hostel pursues to feel the scenery and humanity on the road with body and mind, rather than the travel mode of getting on the bus, sleeping, getting off the bus and taking photos. Love freedom, love Dali, want is 1984. The following text is a guest's evaluation of our youth travel agency. It's very true. You can refer to it: the cement used in this youth travel agency is characteristic, seemingly simple, yet simple, reflecting a kind of massiness. Just like those of us who come back from a road, there is a kind of appropriateness and warmth in our hearts, like the beautiful scenery, everything is so natural and beautiful. The wooden board on the wall is unique. It matches with the concrete floor and the bed, showing the essence and sense of the decorative architecture. Without the modern superfluous flashiness, we can experience how to carry, water and draw, and bring the ordinary people's scenes back to our eyes. It comes from the essence of life, ordinary and hard. All in all, I love Dali more than freedom!
