Qilishantang～Hanshan Temple～Night mooring at Fengqiao

I got up a little late today. We came out for breakfast around 9 o'clock. I ordered some stir-fried beef noodles at a small restaurant. Maybe it was because it was a bit oily, but I felt a little uncomfortable in my stomach after eating it. It seems that it is still not suitable to eat greasy food in the morning. After dinner, I took the subway to Qilishantang, first visited the west section and then the east section to experience the Suzhou culture. I took pictures of the western and eastern sections, and there is a sharp contrast. The eastern section is still undeveloped and retains the status of its original inhabitants. A security guard introduced that Qili Shantang is a total of seven miles, with a total of seven bridges, and each bridge has a stone cat carving to guard the bridge. I took pictures of the stone cat carvings on several bridges. We walked along the eastern section towards Tiger Hill, and met (Dongqi Guild Hall, Wuzhong Bei Memorial Hall, Tao Zhenxiao Temple, Jiujian Baoen Temple, Pufu Temple, China Nanshe Memorial Hall) on the way. We walked to Tiger Hill (Hufu Temple), took some pictures in front of the gate, and then took a taxi to Hanshan Temple, for the poem of staying at Maple Bridge at night. . Experience the poetry. In Hanshan Temple, it was a little girl selling tea who interpreted the poem ~ The maples by the river and the fishing fires are opposite to my sad sleep [Grin].