What kind of experience is hiking?

I am a particularly lazy person, so walking has only one experience for me, that is, I am tired, and I really have no other feelings.

My deepest impression of hiking should be in the third year of high school. Every year when the college entrance examination approaches, our school will have a swearing-in meeting for the college entrance examination. All the people gathered in the big square, with Grade Three standing in the middle, and then some principals spoke, the monitor spoke, the student representatives spoke and so on. Each of us will have balloons in our hands, and flying balloons after the end is equivalent to flying our dreams, and then. . . It's hiking.

This is a tradition in our school. Senior three students have to climb Jingting Mountain on foot and climb to the top, which means that the college entrance examination can also climb the mountain bravely. We set out from school, and the students in Grade One and Grade Two of the whole school saw us off. And our school is far from Jingting Mountain. Walking like that, I feel tired and paralyzed. Although the Jingting Mountain in our place is not very high, it is still a mountain. We all take that kind of path, full of stairs, not that kind of winding mountain road. Every time I walk, I feel desperate when I see so many steps ahead. It's really a school activity. I can't give up, which really makes me feel particularly painful.

I feel more tired when I go down the mountain, because going up the steps is actually a little easier than going down the steps, especially since you have already walked a lot. I feel my legs shaking every time I walk down the steps. I really can't control it. When we reach the foot of the mountain, we must walk to school from there. I really feel that my whole leg is going to be broken, and my feet are particularly painful after walking all day. I especially want to find a place to sit down.

So don't try it easily unless you especially like the feeling of hiking. Anyway, I'm lazy, and I don't want to go that far in my life.