As the Spring Festival holiday enters its second half, domestic...WeChat MomentsThe style is changing. A few days ago it was all about showing off New Year's Eve dinners, the Spring Festival Gala, and New Year's greetings; now it's all about showing off highways.Traffic jamPhotos of packed train stations and navigation apps showing "another 8 hours away" are circulating online. (Spring Festival travel rush)Return tripThe peak season has arrived. For overseas students and Chinese, this scene can only be witnessed through social media. There's no worry about traffic jams or the anxiety of scrambling for tickets.Everyone on social media is posting about traffic jams on their way back home, while those overseas continue to relax.

Every year, the Spring Festival travel rush produces some memorable scenes:

• The highway turned into a parking lot, with people getting out of their cars to walk their dogs and play shuttlecock.
• The service area has a half-hour queue for the toilet.
• The train station was so crowded that the wheels of my suitcase fell off.
• Some people's navigation showed a 2-hour drive, but it actually took 10 hours.

These posts went viral on WeChat Moments, Weibo, and Douyin, becoming a regular feature of the second half of the Spring Festival.

While those living overseas can't experience it firsthand, they can observe it on social media. Scrolling through TikTok reveals various videos of traffic jams on the way back, making them both glad they don't have to go through it and a little nostalgic for that "lively, bustling" feeling.

What are overseas students and Chinese doing while our friends in China are stuck in traffic?

• Continue lying downFor those living abroad, the Spring Festival holiday offers no social pressure of visiting relatives or the hassle of returning home. The latter half of the holiday can be spent staying home, binge-watching TV shows, playing games, and catching up on sleep.
• Keep browsing contentThe memorable moments from the Spring Festival Gala haven't even been fully watched yet, discussions about the Spring Festival movies are still ongoing, and there are still a few episodes of variety shows I haven't watched... There's just too much content to keep up with.
• Keep grinding the gameThe Spring Festival game events aren't over yet, the limited-edition skins aren't obtained, and the tasks aren't finished. Make the most of the last few days of the holiday and grind!
• Cloud-based observation of the return journeyI open WeChat Moments and Douyin to see how my friends back home are doing, post a few "heartbreaking" comments, and then go back to lying down.

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