Qinhuai Lantern Festival at Bailuzhou Park, Nanjing.

Guys, you must check out the Qinhuai Lantern Festival at Bailuzhou Park in Nanjing! Tickets are CNY 50 for the day and CNY 80 for the night. Trust me, buy a day ticket before 4 pm, and you can wait for about an hour for the lights to come on. You can enjoy the daytime scenery and take beautiful photos of the blue sky and lanterns. It's a great deal! But it's cold at night, so wear more clothes, or you'll be shivering. There aren't many people in the park now, but there will be a lot of people during the Spring Festival, so hurry up and take photos while there are fewer people. The park is beautiful, with ancient pavilions and towers scattered along the lake. During the day, the lake reflects the green trees and ancient buildings on the shore, and it feels like you're in an ancient Jiangnan water town. At night, the lanterns light up, and the park becomes a dreamland. The lanterns are colorful, with cute animal lanterns, exquisite character lanterns, and large lantern groups telling traditional stories. Walking along the lakeside path, you feel like you're in a world of lanterns, and it's so beautiful that you can't take your eyes off it. When you're in Nanjing, you can't miss the food. You must try the duck blood vermicelli soup. The delicious duck soup with smooth vermicelli, tender duck blood, and duck offal, sprinkled with scallions and cilantro, and a few drops of chili oil, will warm you up. There's also salted duck, which is tender, salty, and fragrant, not greasy, and the more you chew, the more fragrant it is. When you're having fun, remember to protect the environment and don't litter. When taking photos, don't just focus on finding the right angle, but also pay attention to your safety, especially at night when it's dark, and some places may be difficult to walk. Guys, hurry up and check out the beautiful Qinhuai Lantern Festival!