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September 5, 2021
Ancient Yue Shaoxing, people with pillow water.
I learned about Shaoxing and Liuhe Tibetan Institute through my longing for tea. I took advantage of the weekend and Ctrip's preferential activities, so I hurriedly booked a ticket.
It takes half an hour to take a taxi from Shaoxing North to the Tibetan Institute. There is a parking lot at the entrance of the Tibetan courtyard, and self-driving parking is also very convenient.
The Tibetan Institute is located in a creative park with a small block, a bit like 1865 outside the China Gate. There is a huge glass curtain wall in the lobby of the Tibetan courtyard, leaning on the back of the chair, closing your eyes, you can feel the warm sunlight spreading through the clouds and glass in the early autumn, only to understand that the Tibetan courtyard is infinitely close to the ideal life. Could it be this kind of inner peace of mind.
The room is very simple and incorporates many elements of Yayoi Kusama. Outside the window is the quietly flowing Jianhu Lake. Yes, Jianhu is a river, the mother river of Shaoxing. The water of Jianhu Lake is also the water of life for making Shaoxing wine.
Shaoxing’s rice wine is soft, slightly bitter and sweet, and easy to eat. Drinking drunken snails on the first floor, drinking a cup of rice wine, and eating a catty in a while, wandering along Cangqiao Street, I feel like I have added a pair in front of my eyes. It is all old. The appearance of time. When I returned to the room, I saw that the name was drunk, which was exactly what was going on tonight.
The Tibetan courtyard is also located in a good location, hidden in the busy city. You can go directly to major attractions such as Cangqiao Street and Lu Xun’s Former Residence on foot or on shared bicycles, and you can take a taxi at a starting price.
By the way, breakfast and welcome dim sum are also good, you can also choose to eat a little less to try the sashimi at Tongxinlou
【Mercure Lakeside】
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