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Mid-March in Xuzhou, cherry blossoms fall like snow along Yunlong Lake, where ancient charm intertwines with a sea of flowers. 🚄Transportation Guide Take the high-speed train directly to Xuzhou East Railway Station. Xuzhou East Railway Station is relatively far from the city center and other attractions, but it's accessible by subway. Many attractions and restaurants in downtown Xuzhou are within walking distance or a 10-minute taxi ride. Driving is not recommended. The city itself is not large, and holidays can be quite congested. High-speed rail and taxis are much more convenient! 🏨Accommodation Guide Most people choose to stay near Suning Plaza in the city center. It's the most convenient location for transportation, with a wide range of hotels from budget-friendly to high-end. It's a safe bet. 🍖Food Guide Xuzhou is a paradise for those who love bold flavors, carbs, and meat! Last year, it became famous for its cuisine. Most of the restaurants recommended online require queuing. If you don't like waiting in line, you can choose any restaurant that catches your eye. The characteristics of Xuzhou cuisine guarantee that it won't be bad. Must-try dishes include barbecue (be sure to wrap the meat in small pancakes!), garlic-fried fish, rice noodles, vegetable pancakes, spicy sauce pancakes, and ground pot chicken… 🎡Travel Guide It's springtime and the flowers are in full bloom. The first must-see is Hudong Road by Yunlong Lake! Cherry blossoms, apricot blossoms, and magnolias are all competing to show their beauty! Rent a Hanfu and take stunning ancient-style photos! After taking photos, head to Baolian Temple. You can wear the same outfit for both locations, so it's not a waste at all! The 15-yuan vegetarian noodles at Baolian Temple are also highly recommended! In the evening, stroll through the Ming and Qing architectural complex in Hubu Mountain. The night view is equally captivating. It's also very close to Fengchu Street, a food hub, within walking distance. On the second day, visit the Xuzhou Museum and Yunlong Mountain. Remember to book your museum visit in advance! All of the above are free. In addition, if you're interested in history, you can visit the Guishan Han Tomb (80 yuan entrance fee). If you're interested in cultural performances, you can watch the Pengcheng Fenghua live-action show, a 70-minute immersive boat experience. Tickets must be purchased and reservations made in advance.