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Just a bit about myself
Hello fellow bloggers and awesome readers,
I'm Chi Le, at the edge of nineTEEN haha. Wish I would never get out of the Teen Bubble!

I'm always having a strong feeling of wanderlust deep down. I desire to explore every inch of the land I haven't been to and hunch over the piles of journals. My blog will mainly focus on travel writing which reflects such cultural quirks through my adventures.
I love reading blog posts and want to learn more about blogging from bloggers all over the world, so by any chance, if you're a blogger and drop by this site, please kindly let me know your treasure. I'd love to check it out!
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If you have any questions, send me some feedback or just want to say hi, feel free to contact me via email: chilevblog@gmail.com I'm always happy to hit the reply button!

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