finally! ! Someone has explained the Qiantang River tide clearly.

finally! ! Someone explained the Qiantang River Tide clearly. Just finished watching the Qiantang River Tide, I have questions to ask! About tide-watching time: The best time to watch tides is on August 18 of the lunar calendar every year. You can watch tides from the first to the fifth day of the lunar calendar and from the fifteenth to the twentieth day of each month. Before watching the tide, you should check the specific tide-watching time and viewing level. A short sequence for the Qiantang River tide: tide time → viewing level. If the number of stars in Figure 2 is less than five ★, it is not worth traveling thousands of miles. There are more than a dozen tide-watching spots. Where should I choose to watch the tide? √ If it is the first lesson for children from the third grade to the fourth grade, you can consider the Yanguan Tide Watching City. After all, it is a place mentioned in the book and can also be checked in the Chinese textbook √ If you focus on the form of tide watching, and want to see both the first-line tide and the back-turning tide and the sky-high tide, then consider the Old Salt Warehouse Back-turning Tide √ There is another way to watch the tide: chasing the tide. You need to find local villagers or B&B owners (need!! Be careful to distinguish), usually charter a car for about 100, you can see more tide patterns √ Or choose a nearby tide-watching spot We went to the Yanguan Tide-Watching Scenic Area, a place mentioned in the textbook! 1. About tickets 30, buy 25 online in advance Free tickets for those under 18 and over 60 2. About parking Navigate to the parking lot of Guanchao Shengdi Park. After entering, drive straight in and park closer to the entrance. The parking fee in Figure 4 is about 5 yuan/hour 3. Route First pass the visitor center. After entering, go to the left hand side, which is the No. 1 tide viewing platform. Go to the middle, which is the No. 2 tide viewing platform. Go to the right hand side, which are the No. 3, 4, 5, and 6 tides. The tides run from No. 1 to No. 6 The textbook check-in point and the ancient tower are near the No. 2 viewing platform 4. Cultural and creative Commemorative coins are 5, textbook refrigerator magnets are 25, and cultural and creative T-shirts are 60. This is a very conscientious price in the scenic area 5. Nearby food Qianlong Restaurant: recommended by locals, but we went at the wrong time. When we got there, we found that they were closed for the afternoon break! Ziwei Cold Drinks: Ordered the signature eight-treasure soup and fresh milk shaved ice. Eight Treasure Soup is a bit like sweet rice dumpling with some beans and ice water. It tastes icy and sticky, not bad! The shaved ice was just average! Tongxiang pot: local specialty. We ordered a medium-sized pot for two large and two small children, which contained bullfrog, shrimp, crab, chicken feet, potatoes...it was really delicious! Very cost-effective. We don't like chicken feet, so in the end, there was only chicken feet left in the full bowl. Tips: 1. Except for around August 18th every year, there are not many people watching the tide at other times 2. The tide-watching park is very large, and if the weather is suitable, it is worth strolling slowly. We went there in 40 degree heat, and we couldn't really visit 3. The Jin Yong Academy mentioned on the Internet is not open 4. Remember to bring an umbrella, sunscreen, handheld fan and other cooling supplies. Wait for 2 hours to wait for the tide, watch the tide for 2 minutes, and bring some toys for children to pass the time 5. This scenic spot only has! ! If you want to see the tide, cross tide, etc., you need to go to other places. 6. There are many villagers riding bicycles near the parking lot to solicit customers and take you to the so-called better tide-viewing point! Note: 7. There are seats