Hangzhou, a city I've visited four times and still haven't had enough

Hangzhou has so many attractions, it seems I'll need to come back five, six, seven, or even eight more times to cover West Lake and the surrounding scenic spots. The beauty of West Lake itself goes without saying; sunny West Lake, rainy West Lake, and foggy West Lake each have their own charm, but the many attractions around the lake are also worth exploring. On a sunny day, climb up Gem Hill to overlook the entire West Lake from the top. Descend to Beishan Street, walk forward to see Broken Bridge in the snow, or walk backward to find Fudan Guanghua and Xiling Seal Engraver's Society. If you want to climb high and look far, Wu Hill's Chenghuang Pavilion is also a good choice. During the cherry blossom season, not only Prince Bay Park but also Quyuan Fenghe are great for taking photos. In spring, the greenery of Orioles Singing in the Willows is a delightful sight to stroll through. Hupao and Hangzhou Zoo are very close to each other; if you like small animals, you can visit both. When in Hangzhou, how can you miss Lingyin Temple and the Temple of the City God, the number one wealth god temple? Buying a string of eighteen beads is not just following a trend, but a belief in sincerity. There are still so many beautiful sights in Hangzhou that I haven't had time to enjoy. Let's leave some regrets for next time.