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The taste here is very good, the ingredients are very fresh, the environment is very good, parking is very convenient, and the service here is super good and very attentive! The food is also very unique and the taste is super good! The overall evaluation is very high

Goal: Eat all the delicious food in Taizhou! 🍡 Map: Focusing on Jiaojiang and Linhai Status: Full, but incredibly happy! ✔️ First Stop: Zhangyuan Cuifan (Jiaojiang) · Shibingtong The king of Taizhou breakfasts! Thin, thin pancake wrappers are filled with over a dozen fillings, including fried rice noodles, shredded egg, dried tofu, and shredded pork, all rolled into a sturdy package. The rich texture is a perfect combination of the chewy wrapper and the fragrant, glutinous fillings. A bowl of bone broth or mung bean noodle soup is a must-have! ✔️ Second Stop: Laojie Pickled Shrimp (found everywhere) · Pickled Shrimp It's essentially minced meat, fresh shrimp, chopped green onions, and more, wrapped in batter and pan-fried until golden and crispy. It's best right out of the pancake, crispy on the outside and tender on the inside, with the shrimp chewy and tender. Despite being deep-fried, it's not greasy at all, making it incredibly satisfying to eat while walking. ✔️ Check-in Stop 3: Linhai Ziyang Street · Wufan Mochi Ziyang Street is a glutinous rice paradise! Wufan Mochi is a must-try. Made with glutinous rice soaked in the juice of the Wufan tree, it has a unique dark color and is coated with pine pollen. It's soft, sweet, and has a delicate herbal fragrance. Seaweed pancakes are also a specialty, and the lines are incredibly long. ✔️ Check-in Stop 4: Ginger Soup Noodles · Ginger Egg Taizhou people love ginger. Ginger noodle soup, with its ginger-infused broth, is spicy and delicious, warming the stomach and dispelling cold. For dessert, try a bowl of ginger egg. The smooth texture and unique blend of ginger, egg, and walnut flavors make it truly special. ✔️ Check-in Stop 5: Embedded Cake A Wenling specialty. Giant rice cake dumplings! Roll out hand-pounded rice cake dough, then fill it generously with your choice of stir-fried fillings (shredded potatoes, cabbage, braised pork, etc.), pour a ladle of broth over it, and shape it into a dumpling. One is enough to fill you up! 💡 Foodie Notes: Taizhou snacks are generously portioned, so it's recommended to share with others to enjoy a wider variety. Ziyang Street is crowded on weekends, so it's best to visit during off-peak hours. Those with delicate stomachs should be careful with the ginger noodle soup and small seafood dishes. For a city worth visiting for its food, Taizhou is definitely worth it! Is Taizhou on your list of cities worth visiting just for the food? #TaizhouTravelGuide

Can you really find the "black-sailed boats" and "fennel beans" that appear so often in textbooks in Shaoxing? The answer is, of course! This ancient city, imbued with the writings of Lu Xun, embodies the gentle charm of Jiangnan in every alley. This three-day guide will help you unlock surprises beyond the textbooks~🎯 📍[Where is Shaoxing?] Yuecheng District, Shaoxing City, Zhejiang Province, is just 20 minutes from Hangzhou by high-speed rail!🚅 🌟 Special Features Shaoxing's Jiangnan is a "living textbook"! Ride a black-sailed boat across Bazi Bridge (address: Bazi Bridge Street, Yuecheng District) and watch the boatman's oars splash in the water. At Autumn Chen Garden (address: 318 Luxun Middle Road, Yuecheng District), the sweet fragrance of osmanthus blossoms fills the garden. And the stinky tofu sold on the streets exudes the authentic flavor of old Shaoxing~🍂 🚗 Practical Guide 1️⃣ Transportation: Take the high-speed rail to Shaoxing North Station, then transfer to Metro Line 1 for a direct trip to the city center (approximately 40 minutes). We recommend riding shared bikes within the city, stopping to take photos of the beautiful alleyways. 🚴 Take the "Bazi Bridge to Donghu" section of the Wupeng boat (address: Donghu Town, Yuecheng District) to avoid the expensive routes to scenic areas. 2️⃣ Accommodation: A B&B near Lu Xun's Hometown (recommended address: Huayuanchi Lane, Yuecheng District). This is a renovated old wooden house, a 5-minute walk from the scenic area. 🏠 3️⃣ Must-see Attractions: - Lu Xun's Hometown (address: 235 Luxun Middle Road, Yuecheng District) Free, but reservations are required. The stone pavement in front of "Sanwei Bookstore" is perfect for vintage photos. 📸 - Chenyuan Admire the gardens during the day (40 yuan admission), and enjoy the romantic evening performance "Chenyuan Night" (80 yuan). 💫 - Donghu (address: Gaobu Town, Yuecheng District) Admission: 50 yuan, enjoy the cliff views from a Wupeng boat. 4️⃣ Must-try dishes: ✔️ Kong Yiji Fennel Beans (5 yuan/plate) ✔️ Shaoxing Drunken Chicken (30 yuan per person) ✔️ Old Street Soup Dumplings (8 yuan/basket) 🍜 📅 Day 1: City Highlights Tour Arrive in the morning → Rest at your B&B Afternoon: Visit Lu Xun's hometown → Xianheng Hotel Evening: Sunset over Eight-Character Bridge 🌇 📅 Day 2: Twin Gardens Tour Morning: Admire the scenery at Chenyuan → Enjoy rice wine with fennel beans at noon Afternoon: Boat ride on East Lake → Visit the rice wine town at night 📅 Day 3: Cultural Experience Morning: Explore the hometown of the Sage of Calligraphy → Enjoy a unique cafe Afternoon: Souvenir shopping → Return 🛍️ 💡 Tips: A family of three should budget around 2,000 yuan for three days! We recommend purchasing the "Shaoxing Cultural and Tourism Combined Ticket" for a better deal 🎫 #Ruge's Journey #The Places Most Asked About on WeChat Moments #Where to Go on Weekends #Romantic Travel Destinations in China #Have Fun with Friends

Did you know? Amidst the fast-paced modern world, Jiazhi Old Street is like a hidden treasure, housing Taizhou's purest flavors and warmest memories! If you haven't been yet, you're missing out! Today, we'll take you on a journey through time and experience a cultural feast steeped in history! 🎉 🏮[Highlight 1: A Perfect Blend of History and Modernity] Boasting a century of history, Jiazhi Old Street's quaint architecture evokes a sense of time travel. Traditional crafts are showcased here, blended with modern trends, making for a photo-worthy experience! 📸✨ 🥢[Foodie Must-See: Authentic Delights All Around] Jiazhi Pastries: Soft, glutinous, and sweet, bringing back the flavors of childhood! Old Street Beef Noodles: Rich broth, tender beef, and a heartwarming experience! Specialty Food Stalls: Candied Haws, Fried Skewers, Tofu Pudding... You won't be able to stop! 🍡🌭 🛍️[Shopping Guide: Handicrafts and Unique Souvenirs] The streets are filled with handicraft shops. Pick up some local ceramics, fabrics, or handmade jewelry to take home as "trophies"! You'll definitely make your friends envious! 🎁 🚶‍♂️[Must-See Spots: Photo Spots] Ancient archways Painted walls and vintage streetlights Quiet alleys offer a unique charm 💡[Practical Tips: How to Enjoy the Streets More Effortlessly?] Best Time to Visit: 9 AM to 4 PM to avoid the crowds! Attire: Comfortable casual shoes for easy photography and shopping! Payment: Cash, Alipay, and WeChat are all accepted. Remember to bring some change! 🌈[Positive Reminder] On this ancient street, feel the depth of history while also remembering to discover the beauty of life. Every section of this old street tells a heartwarming story. May you find your own touching story! 💖 💥Summary: Jiazhi Old Street is not only Taizhou's cultural landmark, but also a perfect place to slow down and savor life! Bring your family and friends for a spontaneous cultural journey! Don't forget to like, save, and share to share this wonderful experience with others! 🌟 #TravelCheckIn #TaizhouJiazhiOldStreet #CultureExploration #FoodParadise

Budget-Friendly Two-Day Trip to Suzhou's Lili Ancient Town: A Water Village Journey for a Family of Three This two-day trip to Lili Ancient Town is tailored for your family of three, combining cultural experiences, culinary exploration, and affordability. Enjoy the tranquility and beauty of Jiangnan's water villages within a reasonable budget. Overview Located in Suzhou's Wujiang District, Lili Ancient Town is one of the "Four Lis" of Jiangnan, boasting a long history and rich cultural heritage. Compared to Zhouzhuang and Tongli, it's quieter and less commercial, preserving more of its pristine water village charm, making it a perfect place for a relaxing family trip. Detailed Itinerary Day 1: Ancient Town Exploration and Water Village Experience Morning (9:00 AM - 12:00 PM): Depart from Suzhou North Station, take Metro Line 4 to Tongli Station. Transfer to the Wujiang-Lili Express for a direct trip to the ancient town. The recommended departure time is around 8:00 AM, and the journey takes approximately one hour. Upon arrival, visit the Visitor Center to receive a free map and inquire about other information. Afternoon (12:00-17:30): After lunch, you can begin exploring the core area of ​​the ancient town. Admission to Lili Ancient Town is free, but we recommend purchasing a combined ticket (60 RMB/person), which covers several smaller attractions. Tour Route: - Ancient Bridges and Alleys: Lili is surrounded by water, crisscrossed by twelve ancient bridges. Hundreds of alleyways crisscross the waterside, some retaining their appearance from centuries ago, creating a sense of time travel. - China Tinware Museum (ticket required): Housed in the Ming Dynasty Mao Residence, the museum houses over 1,000 tinware collections and is currently the largest private tinware museum in China. - Lili Ancient Town Exhibition Center (ticket required): Also known as Lichuan Garden, this center showcases the ancient charm and modern style of Lili, showcasing its history and culture through six sections: the Ancient Cinema Hall, the Prosperous Hall, and the Elegant Hall. - Duanben Garden (ticket required): Built in the 12th year of Emperor Qianlong's reign in the Qing Dynasty, it was once one of the famous gardens in Wujiang County. Its winding bridges, lotus ponds, and rockery halls embody the grandeur of Suzhou gardens within a small scale. Evening (6:00 PM - 8:00 PM): After dinner, enjoy the night view of the ancient town. Lili is tranquil at night. The illuminated Lili transforms its appearance, with its white walls and black tiles reflected in the water, accentuated by the warm lanterns, adding a touch of elegance and tranquility. Day 2: Cultural In-Depth Experience and Return Morning (9:00 AM - 12:00 PM): After breakfast, continue your tour: - Liu Yazi Memorial Hall: The former residence of Liu Yazi, a renowned local scholar. This five-story mansion features elaborate brick carvings and houses many of Liu Yazi's daily necessities and documents from his founding of the Nanshe Society. - Former Nanshe Communications Office: Shou'en Hall, once the private residence of the Zhou Yuanli family, the most prominent family in Lili during the Qing Dynasty. Liu Yazi lived here for 24 years. - Zhougong Fu Temple: Built in memory of the Qing Dynasty official Zhou Yuanli, it features six courtyards and combines three rituals into one, carrying the legacy of the sage's virtues. Afternoon (12:00-15:00): After lunch, you can choose to: - Liuyue Museum (separate ticket required, 100 yuan/person): A ten-minute walk from the ancient town, this museum features a vibrant collection of 100,000 Chinese antiques by a foreigner. Its vibrant colors seamlessly blend with classical culture and are well worth a visit. - Or, experience a Lili boat cruise: Board a traditional Jiangnan wooden hand-rowed boat from the ancient town's east pier and sail westward, immersing you in the scenery along both banks as the oars sway. One-way fare is 150 yuan per boat (accommodates 6 people), round-trip fare is 210 yuan per boat. The tour concludes with the return trip. Dining: Lili Ancient Town boasts a wealth of local specialties, including the "three-piece" Lili culinary experience. Recommended restaurants and dishes: 1. Tangqiao Restaurant: An old restaurant located next to the ancient bridge, with affordable prices, about 50-60 yuan per person. Recommended dishes: Steamed white fish (one of the three whites of Taihu Lake), stuffed gluten with meat (traditional dish), pickled cabbage and reed root (refreshing and appetizing). 2. Lili Family: Contact number: (0512) 63627779, average cost per person: about 90 yuan. Comments: Good taste, popular, nice environment, and friendly service. 3. Snacks: - Youdun (5 yuan/piece): Recommend Fengji and Lujia Youdun, with two fillings: fresh meat and red bean paste. - Begonia Cake (3 yuan/piece): Recommend Zhangji Begonia Cake. Accommodation arrangements Recommended budget-friendly B&Bs in the ancient town: - Huazhu Suzhou Tongfeng Inn: Located in the water town of Lili, it is built by the water and is just a stone's throw away from the central attractions of Lili Ancient Town, with convenient transportation. - Nanshe Courtyard: Featuring antique-style wooden architecture and a courtyard with a small bridge and flowing water, this hotel is unique and distinctive. The rooms are generally new. Budget accommodations range from approximately 200-300 RMB per night (family room). Budget estimate (family of three): 1. Transportation: Round-trip public transportation (from Suzhou) approximately 50 RMB per person; walking within the ancient town, 150 RMB. 2. Entrance fees: Ancient town admission is free; combined attraction ticket 60 RMB per adult (children may enjoy a discount); Liuyue Museum 100 RMB per adult (optional), 180 RMB. 3. Accommodation: Economy B&B family room (one night), 250 RMB. 4. Food and Beverage: Breakfast: 20 RMB per person; Lunch: 60 RMB per person; Dinner: 80 RMB per person (children half price), approximately 600 RMB. 5. Other expenses: Snacks, drinks, and other incidentals, 100 RMB. 6. Total (estimated), approximately 1280 RMB. Notes 1. Safety Tips: The ancient town is crisscrossed with canals, so please supervise children and avoid the water. Wear comfortable, non-slip shoes, as the cobblestone paths can be slippery and uneven. 2. Clothing Recommendations: Lili's weather can be hot in the summer, so we recommend wearing lightweight, breathable clothing, a hat, and sunglasses, and carrying rain gear in case of sudden downpours. 3. Best Time to Visit: Lili Ancient Town is enjoyable year-round, but the weather is most comfortable in spring and autumn. Avoid weekends and holidays for a more enjoyable experience. 4. Other Tips: The ancient town boasts numerous small alleys and lanes (especially the dark lanes), which are unique but can be easy to get lost in. Feel free to consult a map or ask locals. Lili Ancient Town is a Jiangnan water town that hasn't yet undergone full commercialization, retaining a tranquil and vibrant atmosphere. We hope this plan will help your family enjoy a wonderful time in Lili and experience the unique charm of this Jiangnan water town! #Non-CommercializedAncientTown #LiliAncientTown #JiangnanLiliAncientTownJiangnanAncientTown