Shanghai Mini Vacation | Getting the Aspired Life in Hemu Village

On the weekend, with nothing much to do, I find a tranquil place in the bustling city with the sunshine. The shadows of the trees sway, a gentle breeze blows, brewing a pot of rock tea, lighting some charcoal, and having a few snacks. Sitting at the doorstep of the shop, chatting over tea, watching tourists hustle by, there's a unique charm to it. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ✅How to Play: ⭕️Hemu Village doesn't really have any tourist attractions or special businesses, it's just a quiet, ordinary little village; ⭕️As commercial development has progressed, the village has gradually seen Teochew cuisine, Japanese food, farmhouse dishes, and many coffee shops, with a riverside market every weekend; ⭕️There's a small river running through the village, and on good weather days, I see many tourists with nets catching small fish and snails by the riverbank, watching the children's laughing faces, this must be the childhood they want; ⭕️The village has also opened many guesthouses and teahouses, I often go to 👉Yinguang Mountain House for tea, the teahouse's inner courtyard is full of Tang Dynasty style, and under the sunlight, every spot is a beautiful place for photos and check-ins; ⭕️There are many cats raised by the teahouse owner around the courtyard, they seem to be used to seeing people and are not afraid, you can pet them at will; ⭕️If you get tired of sitting, just next to it is the Bailian Outlets where you can take a stroll; ✅Tips for Visiting: ⭕️Just search for Hemu Village in your navigation to get there directly; ⭕️Try to park your car on the south side at the village entrance on weekends, as the roads inside the village are narrow and not very car-friendly; ⭕️In addition to proper restaurants, the village also has many snack stalls, with everything from fried dough sticks, stinky tofu, fried skewers, to wontons;