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The event was fully booked on the day, with nearly a hundred members attentively listening to the experts' sharing.

This time, the sharing guests were Daneil (left), moderator of the travel blog "Half a Travel Journalist's Story," and Henry Lo (right), an expert in travel photography.

Daneil, moderator of the travel blog "Half a Travel Journalist's Story," shared insights on writing travel journals: for example, to write a good travel journal, one needs to organize and select information. There's no need to record every detail in a diary-like fashion. When introducing attractions, besides using common adjectives like "beautiful" or "majestic," one can also add more descriptive details and consider incorporating historical or cultural elements to enrich the theme.

Many attendees took careful notes, jotting down the key points.

Henry shares travel photography tips, teaching everyone how to capture photos with a sense of story.

Tip one: To showcase the grandeur of icebergs, you can use people or small objects for contrast, adding a splash of color to the white snow as well.

Tip two: Make good use of focal length — it can make your expression clearer and also highlight the vast background.
There were plenty more tips in the two-hour sharing session, of course. Still wish there was more, right? To learn more about travel information, be sure to followFever Travel