In addition, each airport has different terminals. If you forget, tell the driver which airline you are from. Generally, they know it.

Australian domestic airlines generally allow each person to bring one piece of checked luggage plus one carry-on bag (excluding laptops). An Qingjue and Yunluo's tickets include checked luggage fees. If the ticket you booked does not include it, remember to book it on the airline's website in advance. Otherwise, if you buy it at the airport at the last minute, you will have to pay double the price.

Australia is very sensitive about the weight of luggage. Of course, each company has different regulations. Anqingju and Yunluo both use Virgin Blue, which limits checked luggage to 23kg and carry-on luggage to 7kg. This level of sensitivity is that no matter which counter you go to to exchange your boarding pass, no matter which city's airport you are in, they will responsibly tell you that you cannot exceed the weight limit.

Otherwise, you will be asked to pay high baggage fees, estimated at 15 Australian dollars per kilogram, and depending on the situation on the spot, you will sometimes be directly denied boarding. So in order to avoid "painfully giving up" and discarding a certain "artifact" at the airport, it is recommended that you weigh your luggage before departure.

This is very important. Yunluo was nervous at first and weighed her luggage every time she went to the airport. However, this also cultivated a new skill for Yunluo: to control the weight of the suitcase to around 22.8kgs without weighing it. In addition, hand luggage is also the focus of their monitoring. Yunluo tried many ways to put the suitcase in a blind spot where she could not see it.

Take the initiative to talk to her to divert her attention; take the initiative to weigh the checked luggage and take the boarding pass and leave, etc., the result is "failure". They will always ask you if you have any hand luggage at the last minute, and if you do, put it on the scale to weigh it. (Of course, Yunluo is not trying to get away with it because the luggage is overweight.

I mainly wanted to see their operation mode. Later I found that the professionalism and uniformity of foreigners are indeed better than those in China. They treat everyone equally. Many foreigners were also asked to lose weight and throw things away.)

Unlike international airports, domestic airport waiting rooms are mostly filled with foreigners. Yunluo and Yunluo Anqingju have become rare animals, haha.

Australian flight attendants always arrive very late. They come in slowly, chatting and laughing, almost at the time of departure. This means that the plane will be delayed by 20 to 30 minutes every time. However, compared with China, which often delays departure due to "traffic control or other unbelievable reasons".

However, Yunluo later discovered that although the Australians always flew about this late, they never arrived later than the scheduled time. Perhaps this late flight was to "arrive on time."

Arrived at Melbourne Airport around 11am. I had booked a local pick-up, but I couldn't find the person! The contact's phone was also turned off! It really scared Yunluo! Fortunately, Yunluo used his seventh sense again and finally locked the pick-up person. I actually wrote the wrong name and phone number. No wonder I couldn't find it at first. Bad review!

Fortunately, we got on the bus smoothly. The first stop was Fitzroy Park in Melbourne. Unlike Sydney, which was sunny and cloudless, Melbourne was obviously cold and rainy, with thick and wide clouds that covered the entire sky. The sun's rays must have been blocked by those thick clouds.

The park was very quiet at noon, with almost no one there, except for a group of believers who were "practicing" there. Unlike the "sitting in silence and disturbing public order" in China, they closed their eyes, stood firmly in horse stance, and "practiced" on the grass without any intention of disturbing public order.

Of course, An Qingjue and Yunluo still had to look at them critically. The banner in the distance had some sensitive content. I won't go into details here, you know. The park was beautiful, without any walls, and the view was very wide.

This carriage looks beautiful, but it actually stinks. Australia's consistent free and casual attitude towards animals also makes the horses pull whenever they want, without any scruples, which makes An Qingju and Yunluo miserable, because the smell is really "reminiscent"...

There was a large group of young students gathered on the other side of the river. At first I thought they were doing some kind of activity, but later I asked and found out that they were taking a rowing class. Watching these high school students enthusiastically engaging in "edutainment", I recalled the scene where high school students in China competed to see how thick and high their test papers were.

I can't help but sigh at the importance of "national conditions". Fortunately, An Qingjue and Yunluo have passed that "hard years". Those xdjm who are still working hard for the college entrance examination, you should cheer up!

After touring the area around the bridge, An Qingju and Yunluo boarded the boat and chose a relatively easy angle to take photos at the stern. There are many different types of bridges on the Yarra River, which is one of the main attractions of An Qingju and Yunluo's cruise. Some of the bridge holes are very low, almost touching the top of the boat, which is why most cruise ships are not high.

The boat trip took less than an hour, which was just fine. If you are short on time and have no particular interest in the bridge, you can skip this part. Perhaps in a hurry to get excited, An Qingju and Yun Luo came to the legendary "Melbourne Aquarium" which has received a lot of praise.

Someone asked, "You stayed in Sydney for so many days, why didn't I see you write about Sydney Aquarium?" Hey, the kid who asked this question obviously didn't do his homework. As for water entertainment activities, the best is "Sea World" in Gold Coast, and as for an aquarium.

The Melbourne Aquarium is the best among them. The one in Sydney is simply incomparable, and you can tell from the facade, haha. So for Yunluo, who has a seventh sense, he knew from a glance at the door that he didn't waste his money at all.

As soon as they entered the door, An Qingju and Yun Luo saw the penguins on the ground floor. These penguins were actually quite large, with the largest one being half a person tall. Especially when they stood still, combined with the dim lighting of the aquarium, it was quite scary. Fortunately, there were more people on the ground floor, otherwise.

It was a bit scary. The little penguins were much cuter, swaying as they walked, and once they jumped into the water, they would dash back and forth at high speed, just like chewing Triumph gum, and they couldn't stop at all!

There are a lot of things in the aquarium, time is limited, and the lighting is very dim, so it is impossible to take pictures with a normal DC. So some of the photos were found to be unsuccessful and not ideal afterwards, so I deleted a lot of them. For the ones left, just take a general look and don't delve into them.

This time I'm going to introduce the relative of "Seahorse" "Sea Dragon". When I watched "Saint Seiya: Sea King" before, I kept wondering what "Sea Dragon" was. I didn't expect to find the prototype here. Compared with Seahorse, Sea Dragon is still quite stylish, haha.

Before leaving, of course, we had to visit the souvenir shop. I have to say, the things were all very expensive. A palm-sized one cost about 20 yuan, and slightly larger ones cost 60 to 80 yuan, and they didn't look interesting. After choosing for a long time, we finally chose a stupid-looking, slightly fat shark (20 yuan). An Qingju was very satisfied and left with it...

An Qingjue and Yunluo, who were already immune to these things, walked past them quickly and headed towards the shops because their stomachs were already "going on strike". After walking around, there was nothing particularly attractive to An Qingjue and Yunluo. Suddenly, they saw a Japanese restaurant. The lucky cats at the door were very cute, so they quickly picked up the camera to record their cute appearance.

After sitting down, I wanted to order some set meal to get by, but when I opened the menu, my eyes suddenly lit up! Staring! Yunluo found a very cost-effective salmon boat! Today's special price, 8 yuan! After counting the number of salmon slices and getting the boss's wife, Yunluo and An Qingju shouted almost in unison: this one, please!

There is no mistake in the poem, post, content, and read the book on 6, 9, and bar!

(An Qingjue usually only knows 26 letters, but he was able to speak the above authentic English sentence at the same time as Yunluo who has the seventh sense. Yunluo was really surprised! It seems that human instinct can stimulate infinite potential)

The food was served. Since I was really hungry and this was the first one served, Yunluo just ordered two slices and started eating. The fish was actually cut quite thickly and very fresh. You may not be able to get this at this price in Jiuguang, let alone in Australia.

Although I have eaten salmon in the fish market before, and Australian salmon is relatively cheap, it is still very good to eat it for the price of a bowl of porridge or a bowl of rice. An Qingju and Yunluo finished the boat quickly. I wanted to order another boat, but was told that I could only order one boat at a time. Alas, it seems that there is no free dinner in the world...

Now for the second guessing game, what is this device used for? You can’t guess, this device is used to display the “chocolate waterfall”.

According to the staff, up to 400kg of chocolate cascades down each time. I guess Yunluo will never be able to eat so much chocolate in his lifetime. It is truly a "luxurious" visual feast.

Although there are only two projects today, An Qingju and Yunluo set off early because they are far apart and the road conditions are bad. This is also one of the reasons why Yunluo doesn't like Melbourne. The attractions are too scattered. For example, the Twelve Apostles, the road conditions are not good, and it takes nearly 6 hours to go back and forth to that attraction, which is really a torture for physical strength and perseverance.