But we are afraid of the lack of equipment

　　Packing is not all ideological issue, but there are also some practical troubles. Clothes can open the door to the world: in some countries, if certain parts of your body are not covered, you can't visit religious places (which is bad for women).

　　After a day of sightseeing, unless your feet swell up in the southern sun, you will not find that your shoes have become unbearably hot or make your feet blister. You may find that one of the joys of growing up is that you find it easier to pack your bags because you know what is right for you.

　　The only rational way to prepare for the accident is to take everything like a rich Victorian, but unless you have a bag like Mary Poppins, this is impossible. We know that we have too many things and that we are too dependent on those substances. In fact, we should throw away most of soft side luggage.

　　During the Chinese New Year, traditionally, there will be an article in the newspaper pointing out something we already know: We only need 0% of the 5 things we pack, but we don't know which half it is. Maybe during a business trip, you can predict exactly what you need. However, packing is a form of expansion gambling: the extra 50% is to include some possibilities.

　　Deciding what to pack means to foresee every possibility. You have to imagine your journey in advance, so you have spent it in your mind before you set off.