A group of young professionals on an excursion were gathered together in front of a bonfire in a jamboree in Southern China.
It was a cool September night in the suburbs. The group was composed of seven persons plus the tour guide, originally strangers to each other. Due to the joiner trip, they were forming a bond like no other, as if they had known each other for quite a long time now.
The group was composed of two pairs of couple, two backpackers, and a solo traveller who was trying to mend his broken heart. It would be a good group except that the broken hearted person was constantly fed of high-quality dogfood from the two couples.
Good thing about this kind of trip is that the participants were not bound by their identity. They could be who they really are behind titles, or designation, or who they want to be without being questioned about it. Or they could be someone else from who they really are.
