The difference between city walking and walking.

The difference between citywalk and hiking: purpose, experience, activity content and cultural connotation.

Objective: Citywalk is more purposeful. It is usually carried out in a planned way to satisfy people's understanding and experience of the city. Walking is more casual and casual, with no specific purpose.

Experience: Citywalk pays attention to experience. Participants can feel the fresh vitality of the city by walking and learn about the local history, geography and culture. Walking is more of a leisure way, and the sense of experience is relatively weak.

Activity content: Citywalk usually arranges some exquisite performances, explanations and other links to let participants better understand the city. There are no such arrangements for walking, but more for people to wander around the city at will.

Cultural connotation: Citywalk has certain cultural connotation, which can help people understand the history and culture of the city. Walking is not a special emphasis on cultural connotation, but more of a leisure activity in people's daily life.

Sentences suitable for city walking

1, it doesn't matter whether you can wake up or not.

2, the weather is fine, to collect happiness.

3. Zhang grabbed the starlight, walked a long way and met the old times.

During the flight, no landing site was found.

I want to photograph all the passing clouds and send them to myself.

6. There is tenderness in the wind, and I walk in the wind.

7. The clouds stole the wine I put on the roof, so she blushed and turned into a sunset glow.

8. Walk leisurely in your own love.

9. bustling cities, fields in the sunset, and scattered alleys. All the places I've been.

10, Hutongkou, a small town in the south of the Yangtze River. At dusk when the night rain stopped, I saw pedestrians returning late, shaking off the indifference and sadness on my shoulders.