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A Chinese classical garden architecture built in the middle of the Qing Dynasty, known as the "first garden of the late Qing Dynasty", He Garden was built by He Zhifang during the Guangxu period of the Qing Dynasty, and the Pianshi Mountain House was a mountain work by Master Shitao. He Garden has four "firsts in the world", "the first corridor in the world", "the first mountain in the world", "the first window in the world", "the first pavilion in the world". He Garden is also a natural base for domestic film and television dramas. Nearly a hundred film and television dramas such as the new version of "Dream of Red Mansions" and the sequel to "Princess Pearl" were filmed here. The owner of He Garden, He Zhifang, is a Yangzhou gentry who is married to Li Hongzhang, a minister of the late Qing Dynasty, and Sun Jianian, a teacher of Emperor Guangxu. He built this private garden in the ninth year of Guangxu (1883 AD). He Garden has the reputation of "the first garden of the late Qing Dynasty", and the buildings in the garden are a combination of Chinese and Western styles, connected by a complex corridor, with a layered layout. It is said to have been built during the Kangxi period of the Qing Dynasty, designed and built by He Kai, an official of the Qing Dynasty, covering an area of 110,000 square meters, with a large scale and a neat layout. In the "Miss Tower", the life scene of the fourth generation Miss He's family is arranged, with floral tablecloths, light bead curtains, white gauze bed curtains, piano dressing tables, nothing less. The more small building is four-in-one, the interior design is exquisite, and the details show high taste and deep cultural cultivation. The entire building is well preserved and has become a highlight in He Garden.

"A friend bids farewell at the Yellow Crane Tower, amidst the fireworks of March, he descends upon Yangzhou", the Yangzhou that follows is a myriad of springtime splendor and scenic beauty, with the tulips of Slender West Lake, the magnolias of He Garden, and the pear blossoms of Tangli Bay all serving as romantic symbols of the city... - ✅ Tourist Guide: 1️⃣ Dongguan Street This is the most representative historic street in Yangzhou. As the gathering place for salt merchants in the past, it has a history of over 1000 years. The elegant and beautiful buildings line both sides of the ancient street. Strolling along the quaint street, amidst the bustling crowd, one can learn about Yangzhou's canal culture and salt merchant culture, and feel the charm of the historic street. 2️⃣ Slender West Lake As a famous attraction in Yangzhou, Slender West Lake is a representative of the landscape gardens in the south of the Yangtze River, known as "the best garden under heaven" for its natural beauty. In spring, the long embankment of Slender West Lake is adorned with peach and willow greenery, and the tulips in April are not to be missed. 3️⃣ Wenchang Pavilion One of Yangzhou's landmarks, Wenchang Pavilion, was once the Kui Xing Tower of Yangzhou Prefecture School, built during the Wanli era of the Ming dynasty. The base is octagonal, and the pavilion is exquisitely crafted. Moreover, the night view here is also beautiful, making it a great spot for photography. 4️⃣ Daming Temple One of the eight ancient temples in Yangzhou, Daming Temple has a profound heritage. Locals say that prayers here are very effective. Climbing up the Qiling Pagoda, one can overlook Slender West Lake and take in the beautiful scenery of Yangzhou. 5️⃣ He Garden Praised as "the finest garden of the late Qing dynasty", He Garden is a classical Chinese garden architecture that was built in the middle of the Qing dynasty. The garden layout is exquisite, combining Chinese and Western architectural styles, with both late Qing and Republic of China elements. Walking through the winding paths of the garden, one can enjoy a tranquil and elegant atmosphere, and the blooming of six white magnolias in spring is a sight to behold. 6️⃣ Grand Canal Museum The Grand Canal Museum of China: Located on the banks of the ancient canal, the Grand Canal Museum of China boasts a beautifully designed exterior and an imposing presence. Inside, it records the development of the Beijing-Hangzhou Grand Canal, with many stunning exhibits that recreate the life scenes along the canal from ancient times to the present. For friends who like archaeology and history, it's worth a detailed visit. - 🥢 Food Recommendations: When in Yangzhou, you must try the local breakfast tea. A common choice among local breakfast tea patrons is hot dry silk, accompanied by a cup of Lu'an Melon Seed tea, which can be enjoyed for an entire morning. Of course, the Three Ding Bao, Yangchun noodles, and crab roe soup dumplings are also good. 🏠 Accommodation Recommendations: It is suggested to stay near Dongguan Street, where the scenic spots are not far away, and there are plenty of dining options. 🚇 Transportation: Plane: Yangzhou Taizhou International Airport, with flights to many cities in China Train: Yangzhou Station and Yangzhou East Station, you can choose according to your itinerary

📍Slender West Lake, where every casual shot is a scenic view. I highly recommend walking in and then taking a boat out. The views from the boat and the shore each have their unique features. 📍Ge Garden, one of the four famous gardens. I have to say that the ancients really knew how to enjoy life. 📍He Garden, the first garden of the late Qing Dynasty. Compared to Ge Garden, I prefer the layout of He Garden. He Garden has a combination of Chinese and Western architectural features. The interior decoration and layout are very different from traditional gardens, which is worth seeing. 📌The morning tea in Yangzhou is very good, but the one in Guangdong is more delicious haha. But I really like desserts. The lotus root starch balls are really delicious. The iced lotus root starch is also very special for the first time. Also, the jasmine-flavored yogurt from Yang University is the best haha. I like places with few people. See you next time, Yangzhou.

| He Garden - The Premier Garden of the Late Qing Dynasty, Jixiao Mountain Villa. Yangzhou | He Garden - The Premier Garden of the Late Qing Dynasty, Jixiao Mountain Villa The Premier Garden of the Late Qing Dynasty Jixiao - Leaning against the south window to express pride, ascending to the eastern heights to release a hearty sigh 🚩 Important Information 🔸Ticket Price💰: Adults 30, Students half-price (varies by peak/off-peak season, see image 3⃣ for details) 🔸Opening Hours: 7:30-17:30 (varies by season, see image 3⃣ for details) 🔸Suggested Visiting Time: 1.5h 🔸Address: 66 Xuningmen Street, Guangling District, Yangzhou City 🚩 Number One in the World 🔸The Number One Gallery in the World - The Fudao Back Gallery The garden is divided into four parts: the East Garden, West Garden, Residential Courtyard, and Pianshi Mountain House. The Pianshi Mountain House is located to the south of the East Garden, while the Residential Courtyard is surrounded by the East Garden, West Garden, and Pianshi Mountain House. The two-story connected buildings and the complex gallery within the garden are integrated with the residential buildings in front. 🔸The Number One Window in the World - The Assorted Flower Window Shaped like plum blossoms, crabapples, folding fans, and vases. Walking through them, one can enjoy the scenery along the gallery, with an extended view that is full of ancient charm 🔸The Number One Pavilion in the World - The Water Heart Pavilion The Water Heart Pavilion is one of the few water theatres in China. Over a hundred films and TV dramas, including 'Dream of the Red Chamber' and 'My Fair Princess', have been shot here. The Water Heart Pavilion's 'Spring and Autumn on the Pot' uses the myth of the celestial mountain Fanghu to enjoy the scenery, play with immortals, watch plays, and listen to music, which is wonderfully delightful 🔸The Number One Mountain in the World - The Rockery The Pianshi Mountain House is a unique masterpiece of rock stacking by Shi Tao, a great painter from the late Ming and early Qing dynasties, with a stone house hidden within its belly; the attached rockery is a group of rockeries over sixty meters long, stacked against the firewall behind the boat hall, with mountain paths above and a valley meeting below 🚩 Highlights 🔸Architecture: Unlike the symmetrical axis concept in foreign gardens, it adopts a natural approach, with pavilions, towers, and buildings irregularly scattered among the man-made or natural landscapes, aiming for the unity of heaven and man 🔸East Meets West: The main building of the Yuxiu Tower is two brick-and-wood structures, both traditional Chinese connected buildings and incorporating Western architectural techniques, see image 8⃣ 🔸Scenes of the Four Seasons: Spring for tender buds, summer for ripe greenery, autumn for red maples, winter for frost on branches. The scenes of the four seasons are different, and the joy is endless 🚩 The visitor center at the entrance has free stamps for visitors to use 🚩 Classical gardens are super photogenic for photography, it is recommended to wear modern Chinese-style clothing/Qipao ‼️ It is recommended to avoid weekends and holidays. I went on a Friday and there were not many people. Friends say that the experience is not good on Saturdays and Sundays because it can get very crowded, and sometimes you encounter noisy senior groups (no disrespect to the elderly intended) Some people ask how to choose between He Garden and Ge Garden My suggestion is: If you can only choose one, go to Ge Garden. He Garden is a bit small, and perhaps because of the late Qing residence + chaotic times + change of owners, the interior layout is a bit messy. Although East and West are combined, the integration is not very good, a bit abrupt 🔸He Garden to view the flower windows, corridors 🔸Ge Garden to see the rockery (the four-season rockery of spring, summer, autumn, and winter is not to be missed), and the architectural clusters of Ge Garden are very clear, with the residential area, rockery area, and Wanzhu Garden being well-planned (for individual notes on Ge Garden, please go to the homepage～) 🍬 Of course, it's better if you can visit both gardens

Yangzhou He Garden Rainy Jiangnan Two thirds of the world's bright moonlit nights, One third of the rascals are in Yangzhou. The top garden of the late Qing Dynasty, It is a garden, and it is also history. He Garden after the rain, Is another kind of artistic conception of Jiangnan. I will continue to update. Thank you all for your likes. Address: No. 66, Xuningmen Street, Guangling District, Yangzhou City, Jiangsu Province, He Garden

He Garden, the premier garden of the late Qing Dynasty, also known as 'Jixiao Mountain Villa', 'Lean against the south window to express pride, ascend to the east hillock to let out a long, leisurely sigh.' The Yuxiu Building in the garden adopts the traditional Chinese concept of connected buildings, while also integrating Western architectural techniques. Thus, in the garden, we can see the different styles displayed by the combination of Chinese and Western cultures. This place is also a filming location for many movies and TV series, such as 'Marrying the Wrong Bride' and 'My Fair Princess'. Here are a few check-in spots: 🔹Shuixin Pavilion Use the architectural lines of the pavilion as a picture frame, framing the grand green maples, which is breathtaking. 🔹Fudao Corridor Second Floor A high angle shot overlooking the water surface, with koi swimming in the lush reflections, and the green maple framed view can also be captured. 🔹Yuxiu Building Both the first and second floors have flower windows, with better lighting on the second floor, suitable for portrait photography. 🔹Pianshan Stone Room Roses bloom between the rockery stones, and the glass on the wall can capture the reflection of the flowers. The ticket price for the park is 46.

Yangzhou - An underrated treasure city You should definitely visit Yangzhou at least once "Feel the evening breeze at Slender West Lake Stroll through the night market on Dongguan Street Experience the romance of Guangling City" Transportation High-speed rail: Arrive at Yangzhou Station (in the city) or Yangzhou East Station Yangzhou does not have a subway, you can choose bus, electric scooter or chartered carWe booked a private group tour through Ctrip, which includes a dedicated car pick-up and drop-off at the station, very convenient Itinerary Day1 Siwangting Pavilion - Wenchang Pavilion - Ganquan Road - Ge Garden - Dongguan Street - Caiyi Street Day2 Morning tea - Slender West Lake - He Garden - Pishi Street Day3 Grand Canal Museum - Return trip About Food Morning tea: Crab roe soup dumplings, Wuding buns, dried tofu, shrimp dumplings, shrimp roe wontons, pine nut siu mai, jade siu mai, garden roast meat, Yangchun noodles, etc. Main meals: Yangzhou fried rice, dry silk, double-yolk eggs, Huaiyang roast meat, crystal shrimp, rice cake with yellow croaker, Huaiyang soft pocket Locals often go to: Yiyuan, Quyuan, Yechunyuan, Xiangyuan Tea House, Huayuan Tea House, etc. Recommended dishes: Sanding buns, crab roe soup dumplings, thousand-layer cake, clear stewed lion's head Yangda yogurt: Choose jasmine flavor Jiangjiaqiao dumpling noodle shop: Potstickers, shrimp roe wontons, crab roe soup dumplings Simple meals: Yangzhou fried rice, osmanthus lotus root powder balls About Accommodation AccommodationIt is recommended to book around attractions For convenience, it is suggested to stay nearDongguan Street For a quiet atmosphere, you can stay nearSlender West Lake Attractions Slender West Lake Daytime (100r) and evening (120r) tickets are different, the night view is very beautiful, it is recommended to take a boat tour of the lake Ge Garden(30r) One of the four famous gardens, surrounded by green bamboo, seasonal rockeries, a different view at every step He Garden(45r) Filming location for 'Marrying the Wrong Bride', the number one famous garden of the late Qing Dynasty Dongguan Street With a history of 1200 years, it has many characteristic shops, suitable for evening strolls Pishi Street A literary street, the big Yangzhou logo wall is on Pishi Street, and there is also the Lifelong Book Bar Caiyi Street A food street full of life, with many delicious foods China Grand Canal Museum Closed on Mondays, open from 9 am to 5 pm Be sure to book 3 days in advance, otherwise, you won't be able to get a reservation Personal Suggestions Go to Slender West Lake early, it is recommended to watch the sunrise, it's really beautiful. If you are not in a hurry, you can choose a multi-day tour to slowly experience the slow life of Yangzhou The scenic spots are relatively close, it is recommended to ride an electric bike or bicycle, a taxi is only about 10 yuan, which is very affordable The museum is very photogenic, you can spend a little more time there Everyone says that Yangzhou is beautiful in the fireworks of March But the city of Yangzhou in winter also has its unique charm, with fewer people and a comfortable atmosphere

1. History and Culture of Yangzhou Yangzhou, one of China's historical and cultural cities, has been known for its 'skinny horses, salt merchants, gardens, and gourmet food' since ancient times. This city has a long history and unique cultural heritage, witnessing the prosperity and decline of China. Coming to Yangzhou, you can immerse yourself in the poetic atmosphere of the ancient canal, appreciate the splendor of Han and Tang cultures, and feel the prosperity of the Ming and Qing dynasties. 2. Ticket Prices for Attractions The ticket prices for Yangzhou's attractions are relatively reasonable, and the approximate prices for some popular attractions are as follows: Slender West Lake: Peak season (March-May, September-November) 100 yuan/person, off-season (June-August, December-February) 60 yuan/person. Ge Garden: Peak season 45 yuan/person, off-season 40 yuan/person. Daming Temple: Peak season 45 yuan/person, off-season 40 yuan/person. He Garden: Peak season 45 yuan/person, off-season 40 yuan/person. Wu Daotai's House: Peak season 40 yuan/person, off-season 35 yuan/person. Lotus Pond Park: Free admission. Yangzhou Museum: Free admission. 3. Address, Location, and Cultural Anecdotes Yangzhou's attractions are mainly distributed in the urban and suburban areas. The main attractions in the urban area include Slender West Lake, Ge Garden, Daming Temple, etc., which are close to the city center and have convenient transportation. The main attractions in the suburbs include He Garden, Wu Daotai's House, etc., which are far from the city, but can also be reached by bus. Yangzhou's cultural anecdotes are very rich, among which the most famous is the Twenty-four Bridges of Slender West Lake. The Twenty-four Bridges is one of the masterpieces of ancient bridge architecture. It consists of 24 bridges, each with its unique shape and implication. In addition, Slender West Lake has many other cultural attractions and historical sites, such as the White Pagoda, Wuting Bridge, etc., which are closely related to Yangzhou's history and culture. 4. Food and Entertainment Eat: Yangzhou's food is absolutely not to be missed. The most famous are Yangchun noodles and Yangzhou fried rice. Yangchun noodles is one of Yangzhou's traditional noodle snacks, with its soup clear and fresh, light and refreshing; Yangzhou fried rice is one of Yangzhou's traditional famous dim sum, with a delicious taste and rich nutrition. In addition, there are other special foods such as crab shell yellow, three-ding bun worth a try. Drink: Yangzhou's tea culture is also very famous. In the old streets of Yangzhou, you can see teahouses and tea buildings everywhere. Here you can taste authentic Yangzhou green tea and black tea, and also enjoy tea art performances and tea ceremony performances. Play: In addition to visiting attractions, you can also stroll and shop in the old streets of Yangzhou. There are many traditional handicraft shops and snack food shops where you can taste authentic Yangzhou food. In addition, you can also experience traditional tea art performances and tea ceremony performances and other activities. 5. Suggested Tour Route Day 1: Arrive in Yangzhou in the morning, you can go to the Grand Canal Museum to see the history and culture of Yangzhou. Then go to Pishi Street to feel the gentleness of Yangzhou and the local snack food. Then check in at a hotel near National Day Road, go to Dongguan Street in the evening, and then return to the hotel to rest. Day 2: In the morning, go to the luggage storage at the Grand Canal Museum to store your luggage, then go to Slender West Lake to visit, which has high scenic and cultural value. In the afternoon, you can go to Ge Garden to feel the charm of Jiangnan Garden. Then dine at a restaurant near National Day Road to experience local food. In the evening, you can go to Dongguan Street and then return to the hotel to rest. Day 3: In the morning, go to He Garden or Wu Daotai's House to feel the unique garden architecture style of Yangzhou. Then go to Yangzhou Museum to learn about Yangzhou's history, culture, and development process. For lunch, you can taste authentic Yangzhou dishes. In the afternoon, you can go to Lotus Pond Park to enjoy the flowers or go to Guangling District to experience local leisure and entertainment activities. In the evening, you can rest at the hotel or go shopping and strolling in the city.

March in Yangzhou marks the most beautiful time of the year, with He Garden, ideal for portrait photography, filled with ladies in traditional attire. Yangzhou is entering its most beautiful season, from Slender West Lake to He Garden, and then to Jianzhen Avenue, with plum blossoms, peach blossoms, magnolias, and cherry blossoms blooming in competition. Although He Garden is not very large, it is known as the finest garden of the late Qing Dynasty. The ancient architectural garden is flooded with ladies taking traditional portraits as the magnolias bloom. The best spot for photography is from the second floor looking down at the lake center, perfectly capturing the magnolias, people, and the lake together. Despite the crowd, there is still space available for shooting. Additionally, the pavilion on the stairs is also a photo spot, but it's much more crowded there. A spot that is often overlooked is the small bridge. It looks ordinary, but when combined with the lake water, various colored goldfish, and floating magnolias, it also creates a very atmospheric image. He Garden, also known as Jixiao Mountain Villa, is a classical Chinese garden architecture that was built in the mid-Qing Dynasty. Acclaimed as the 'finest garden of the late Qing Dynasty,' it covers an area of over 14,000 square meters, with a building area of more than 7,000 square meters. Surrounded by rockeries and ancient houses around the central lake, spending a bit more time here can result in many impressive portrait shots.

Yangzhou, once known as Guangling, may not have the reputation of 'above there is heaven, below there are Suzhou and Hangzhou,' but in ancient times, it was as renowned as Gusu and Lin'an among literati and scholars. Although we can't experience the literary charm of ancient Yangzhou, the city today is also remarkably different from the past. With the arrival of the May Day holiday, five days is enough time to comfortably explore Yangzhou. Here are some famous attractions in Yangzhou worth visiting. 1⃣️ Slender West Lake One of only two 5A-rated scenic spots in Yangzhou, the West Lake has its grandeur, and Slender West Lake has its unique beauty. The Twenty-Four Bridge is still there, with ripples on the water and the silent cold moon. It exudes the charm of Suzhou-style gardens, yet it has its own unique aesthetic. Student tickets are half price🎫💰~ 2⃣️ China Grand Canal Museum Larger than the Grand Canal Museum in Hangzhou, it has a unique historical significance. The grand architecture and the heart-stirring historical restoration. The 5D effects offer an immersive experience of the development of the Grand Canal. The food inside is also quite good, with no admission fee, but it's probably necessary to book about a week in advance. 3⃣️ Dongguan Street This is a well-known historical and cultural street in Yangzhou, with a strong sense of history and not so commercialized, featuring elegant architecture and cobblestone alleys. There are many time-honored shops and a concentration of handicrafts. Worth a visit. 4⃣️ He Garden Known as the finest garden of the late Qing Dynasty, it is one of the famous private gardens. Compared to the gardens in Suzhou, it features a blend of Chinese and Western architecture. It seems to be the filming location for 'Marrying the Wrong Bride,' and you can wear Hanfu to take photos here. The winding paths in the Suzhou gardens make for excellent photo opportunities📸. 5⃣️ Pishi Street In the past, it was known as 'Leather Goods Street' and is very close to He Garden. It is filled with Yangzhou's local customs and snacks, and now it has become a must-visit spot in Yangzhou, with unique cultural and artistic shops and great photo opportunities. 6⃣️ Ge Garden Famous since the Ming Dynasty! It is said that the garden contains over 60 different types of bamboo. The admission fee is not expensive, and it is also one of the must-visit spots. 7⃣️ Daming Temple 'In the Southern Dynasties, four hundred and eighty temples, how many towers in the misty rain,' a thousand-year-old temple, the architecture has the style of a royal garden. Inside the temple, there is the Qiling Pagoda, which can be seen from other scenic spots, and from the top, you can overlook the entire city of Yangzhou. 8⃣️ Siwang Pavilion A must-visit spot in Yangzhou, from Siwang Pavilion you can look out over Slender West Lake, admire Cuiping Mountain, and overlook the major historical districts. The sudden appearance of an ancient pavilion with windows on all sides in the quaint old street also has a special feel, which is one of the reasons it has become a popular photo spot.

He Garden, located at No. 66 Xuningmen Street, Yangzhou City, Jiangsu Province, also known as 'Jixiao Mountain Villa', is a classical Chinese garden architecture that was built in the mid-Qing Dynasty. It is acclaimed as the 'Number One Garden of the Late Qing Dynasty', covering an area of over 14,000 square meters, with a building area of more than 7,000 square meters. He Garden was constructed during the reign of Emperor Guangxu of the Qing Dynasty by He Zhishuo, and the Pianshi Mountain House is a masterpiece of rockery by the master Shi Tao. Many famous people have lived in He Garden. The renowned traditional Chinese painting master Huang Binhong, who visited Yangzhou six times, resided in the east wing of the Qima Building. The famous writer Mr. Zhu Qianhua also lived in He Garden for over five years, with his former residence in the east wing of the second floor of the Qima Building. He Garden is a national key cultural relics protection unit, a national AAAA-level tourist attraction, and one of the first batch of 20 key parks in the country. Its main attractions include the Fu Dao Corridor and the Qima Building, among others. He Garden is a representative work of Yangzhou gardens in the late Qing Dynasty and a national key cultural relics protection unit. The gardens in the south of the Yang River, represented by the Ge Garden and He Garden, are known for being small, exquisite, quiet, and pleasant.

Xue Zhiqian is set to land in Zhenjiang at the end of the month Sharing the itinerary of Zhenjiang and Yangzhou with everyone Hope everyone can have a good time in Zhenjiang while listening to the concert . 🚏: Itinerary 🌈D1: Hangzhou — Yong'an Fish House — Night Tour of Xijindu - -Drive from Hangzhou to Zhenjiang 3.5h, the pufferfish at Yong'an Fish House is mediocre, but the loofah fish ball stew and braised pork are worth a try - -After dinner, head to Xijindu, here's the highlight‼️‼️Definitely visit Xijindu at night, it's very poetic and charming to walk in the deep alleys when there are fewer people 🌈D2: Yong'an Road Market — Jinshan Temple — Beigushan — Yangzhou - -Take a leisurely breakfast at Yong'an Road Market in the morning, a short street with average food like shaomai and mianmian cake❗️Yangda yogurt is not cheap, personally like the jasmine flavor🍵 - -Check in at Jinshan Temple with the same spot as the White Lady, very crowded! Had pot lid noodles and cured meat for lunch not far from Jinshan Temple - -After a nap, climbed Beigushan to see the scenery of the Yangtze River🏔, the climb was really tiring, no more energy to go to Jiaoshan - -Had dinner in Yangzhou at Da Mao Huaiyang market stall, delicious dishes like chive kidney flowers, stinky intestines, and garlic vermicelli shrimp, but the queue was a bit long 🌈D3. Qingxi Garden Morning Tea — He Garden — Pishi Street — Grand Canal Museum - -The environment of Qingxi Garden is OK, not too crowded, but the variety is not much, and the taste is average. - -Then visited He Garden to appreciate the beauty of classical gardens, with a 1500-meter complex corridor and various window views. Pishi Street is just over a ten-minute walk from He Garden, where you can experience making lacquered fans. - -‼️The Grand Canal Museum is really, really tiring on the feet, queuing for stamps, lacquered fans, choose the galleries you are interested in to visit first. ⚠️: Travel TIPS ✅You can buy a Zhuanzhuan card for Zhenjiang tickets, which pays for itself with visits to Jinshan Temple and Beigushan ✅Definitely visit Xijindu at night, it's very poetic and charming to walk in the deep alleys, it's really crowded during the day ✅You don't necessarily have to go to the Grand Canal Museum for lacquered fans, it's crowded, and you can also make them on Pishi Street . Hope these suggestions can help everyone's trip to Zhenjiang, and leave beautiful memories in this city besides enjoying the concert!