Don't go to Suzhou and then to Yangzhou

1. Don't go to Suzhou and then to Yangzhou. Ge Garden and He Garden are just like the corners of the Humble Administrator's Garden; the Grand Canal Museum is good only in the first few halls, the latter six halls are just a commercial street for consumption, and the upper floors are about various canals around the world, the Forbidden City, and even the Potala Palace. Personally, I think it is the most commercialized museum. 2. The most worthwhile place to visit in Yangzhou is Slender West Lake. The scenery is very delicate and beautiful, with cherry blossoms in mid-March. Now in the lunar calendar's 'fireworks March,' you can see various flowers. Be sure to enter from the north gate and exit from the south gate! Don't ask why, you'll know after taking many wrong paths. 3. Dongguan Street, Caiyi Street, and Pishi Street are just commercial pedestrian streets, the kind that locals don't visit but are popular check-in spots for tourists. Wenchang Pavilion is just a building in the middle of the road. How to play depends on individual preferences. It's better to take a boat on the ancient canal during the day because it's hard to see clearly at night. 4. Sichuan people are not used to Huaiyang cuisine, so they didn't find the food at Xie Garden and Fuxing tasty. Meiling's Da Mao is the only local dish that felt good, and I recommend the garlic shrimp, free-range chicken, and fan bone. Yuanji Yun Dumplings in Yangzhou have an extra layer of bean sprouts compared to Chengdu, which is low-cost but very heartwarming. I hope Yuanji Yun Dumplings in Chengdu can learn from this. 5. Yangzhou is not big, and all the attractions are very close. You can visit all the popular check-in spots in at most three days. Try to avoid Friday, Saturday, and Sunday.