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🌟 Wuhu Impression: The Pearl of Jiangnan Sleeping by the Yangtze River 🏙️ First Impressions of Wuhu This ancient city that has danced with the Yangtze River for over two thousand years had settlers thriving here as early as the Neolithic Age. As the top of the "Four Major Rice Markets of Jiangnan" during the Ming and Qing dynasties, the bustling streets of Wuhu still carry the fragrance of rice and the charm of tea. When checking into the Yipeng Hotel, opening the window to see the Yangtze River flowing like a ribbon, I suddenly understood the poetic meaning of the ancient verse "The Heavenly Gate breaks, the Chu River opens" — Mount Tianmen, immortalized by Li Bai, is nearby, and I am staying at the intersection of history and the present. 🛏️ A Stay Where Past and Present Intertwine At the Yipeng Hotel next to Shangri-La Tianmen Mountain Road Metro Station, modern comfort perfectly blends with the ancient charm of Jianghuai. The spacious 30-square-meter room feels like a small parlor; waking up in the morning to sunlight filtering through the sheer curtains, I almost felt like I was in a boutique inn converted from an old Jiangnan residence. Special praise goes to the 2-meter-wide bed’s cloud-like softness, as if layered with ten layers of Huizhou cotton quilts. Falling asleep to the faint sound of river waves, I dreamt of the bustling scenes of rice merchants trading along the ten-mile-long street in the old days. 💻 A Time-Space Station for Business Travelers As a former "Yangtze River giant port," Wuhu has always been a hub for commerce and travel. Now, with the hotel’s high-speed WiFi, I can handle work while glancing up to see cargo ships passing on the Yangtze — the image of sailboats once crowding the river overlapping with the modern shipping scene creates a surreal sense of time travel. This place is especially suitable for travelers like me who want to feel the city’s pulse while working efficiently. 🌉 Nearby Walking Guide 1. A 10-minute walk to Wuhu Ancient City, where authentic shrimp roe noodle stalls hide beneath Ming Dynasty blue brick walls 2. Two metro stops to Binjiang Park, where you can watch the sunset melt gold at Caishi Rock, one of the "Three Great Reefs of the Yangtze" 3. A 15-minute shared bike ride to Yugeng Mountain, where the old British Consulate houses a red wine museum This city, which has the dock culture etched into its bones, carries both the grandeur of the Yangtze and the gentleness of Jiangnan. As I sip Qimen black tea in the hotel lobby bar, the distant sound of a boat whistle drifts in, and at that moment I suddenly understand: Wuhu’s charm lies in its ability to let modern convenience and old times coexist peacefully.