Hong Kong Marathon in 2026
I signed up for the half marathon and it took 2 hours, 16 minutes and 49 seconds. It's okay to run alongside others Don't stop, don't compare myself to others Um, the scenery is nice The shouts of the crowd are so noisy The advantage of staying in a hotel is that I can shower after running. My pants had white crystals on the waist and knees; I looked it up and it said that this is what happens when sweat evaporates. I packed my bags and took the high-speed train back to Shenzhen. The pain started as soon as I got home. My body wasn't used to the sudden increase in exercise, causing a lot of lactic acid to build up in my muscles. The symptoms were: muscle soreness. I was limping when I walked. Going up and down stairs was also difficult; going up was okay, but going down was painful. I could only go down one step at a time; if I went down too fast, I was afraid of falling. Others First. A beautiful woman On the subway from Victoria Park back to hotel I saw an elegant woman in a black dress and liked her very much. She was so beautiful that I felt ashamed of myself. She just quietly gazed out the subway window. I glanced at her once, then glanced again, not wanting to look any longer. What was she thinking? Sometimes, meeting such a beautiful woman is truly a wonderful thing. Second. Has my sensitivity to the suffering of others decreased, or am I refusing to feel it? On my subway home, something happened: A girl was squatting in the carriage. At first, I didn't pay attention until she stood up and suddenly knelt down, hitting her head on the floor. The sound was so loud it startled me; I thought she might be mentally unstable. Then, people around noticed something was wrong. A young man proactively helped her up, and someone offered her a seat. Only then did I see: her complexion was very poor, and she seemed listless. Afterwards, the young man talked to her, gave her water, and helped her off the subway. If I had noticed her situation earlier, perhaps she could have suffered less? But I didn't. Why? I've lived alone for too long and don't know how to interact with others. I often plan my life in a purely rational way, never considering my potential interactions with others. I hope this solitary lifestyle can change somewhat, so I don't have to shut others out of my heart. Not everyone you meet wants to hurt you.