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Xiaofeng Town, located in Anji County, Huzhou City, Zhejiang Province, is an ancient town rich in cultural heritage and natural beauty. The following is a planned day trip to Xiaofeng, combining historical culture with scenic beauty, perfect for a short, in-depth experience: Morning: Exploring Ancient Charm and Red Memories 1. Xiaofeng Revolutionary Martyrs Cemetery · An important Red Education Center in Anji, it commemorates the New Fourth Army soldiers who died in the Battle of Tianmu Mountain. Within the cemetery, lush pines and cypresses and majestic monuments offer a glimpse into the history of the Anti-Japanese War in northern Zhejiang and a glimpse into the heart of humanity. · Tips: Admission is free, and a 30-minute stay is recommended. 2. Xiaofeng Old Street (Nanmen Old Street) · Stroll along the bluestone streets, flanked by wooden houses that retain the style of the late Qing Dynasty and early Republican period, and occasionally encounter traditional workshops such as bamboo shops and old-fashioned teahouses. We recommend trying the local snack "Xiaofeng Rice Cake" or handmade wheat cakes. · Highlights: The ancient well at the street corner and the remaining ruins of the city wall are perfect for photo opportunities. Lunch: Savor authentic farm-style cuisine · Recommended Dishes: Must-try the Anji specialty "Hundred Bamboo Shoots Banquet" (braised spring bamboo shoots with pork, salted pork and bamboo shoot soup), reservoir fish head stew, and free-range chicken soup. · Restaurant Recommendations: "Laowaipo Restaurant" or "Xiaofeng Local Cuisine Restaurant" near the Old Street, with a per-person fee of approximately 50-80 yuan. Afternoon: Natural Landscapes and Cultural Attractions 1. Lingfeng Temple · This thousand-year-old temple, built during the Five Dynasties period, is about a 15-minute drive from Xiaofeng. Nestled amidst a sea of ​​bamboo, the temple offers a tranquil setting, resonating with the sounds of Buddhist chanting. The ancient ginkgo trees and cliff carvings within the temple are worth a closer look. · Tip: Entrance fee is approximately 20 yuan, allowing for a leisurely one-hour visit. 2. Tianfu Lake (Tianfu Tourist Resort) · The lake and mountains complement each other. Cycle or stroll along the greenway surrounding the lake to admire the shimmering waters and rolling green hills. If you have enough time, you can take a boat tour of the lake (tickets are approximately 50 yuan). · Hidden Gem: There are campsites near the lake, and the views are stunning if you visit at sunset. Evening: Immersive Cultural Experience · Xiaofeng Papermaking Cultural Village Experience the ancient bamboo papermaking process and participate in the scooping and drying of paper (advance reservations required). Bringing a piece of handmade paper as a souvenir is a truly special experience. Practical Information · Transportation: It is recommended to drive (about 1.5 hours from Hangzhou) or take the high-speed rail to Anji Station and then take a taxi. · Recommended Souvenirs: Anji white tea, dried bamboo shoots, and bamboo handicrafts. #XiaofengFood · Notes: Bamboo shoots are at their freshest after rain in spring, and the lake views are beautiful in autumn. Be mindful of mosquito repellent in summer, as some mountain areas may be temporarily closed in winter. #LightLuxuryTravel Route Summary: Red Memorial → Ancient Street Fireworks → Zen-themed Ancient Temple → Lakeside Scenery → Handcraft Experience. In one day, you can experience Xiaofeng's rich history and enjoy the natural bounty. If time permits, you can extend your trip to two days and combine it with a visit to Anji's "China Bamboo Sea" or "Hello Kitty Paradise." I wish you a peaceful and fulfilling journey in Xiaofeng! 🌿 #SonglikeJourney

I am really speechless about this kind of rubbish store. The food is not fresh at all. It is a rip-off for customers. I ordered a fish head burger today, and the fish was smelly. I wanted to return the food. Besides, there was still money in the card I made a while ago, so I didn't want to eat there anymore. I asked them to refund my money, but I didn't expect the attitude of the merchant to be so bad. He looked at us with contempt. Below are the photos of the smelly food I ate.

Today I chatted with an American guy on HelloTalk. He said he craved Chinese tomato and egg noodles. Ever since his trip to China, he's been obsessed with Chinese food, with sweet and sour pork and spicy shrimp being his favorites. He also said that after trying Chinese food, he no longer wanted to eat Caucasian fare like cold sandwiches and ice water. He's even learning how to make mapo tofu. I never thought foreigners would be won over by Chinese food, and finally realize how bland and boring their own Caucasian cuisine can be. 😂 It's not just foreigners who miss Chinese food; most Chinese people, after spending time abroad, crave the food of their homeland.