Nantong Langshan Scenic Spot(Wolf Mountain Forest Park)

Nantong is great, but I won’t go back 😭 an unfiltered, heartfelt travel guide Truth be told! Nantong is seriously an underrated riverside and coastal gem in the Jiangsu-Zhejiang-Shanghai area! As the first modern city by the river and sea, the whole city is clean, orderly, and well-maintained, without the noisy over-commercialization of typical tourist spots. From Langshan, you can overlook the Yangtze River, taking in the vast, magnificent views from the summit. The Hao River flows around the city, lined with ancient buildings, offering gentle and peaceful night scenes. The golden beach sunsets are stunning, Tangzha ancient town hides old industrial charm, local riverside and coastal cuisine is fresh and authentic, the pace is relaxed, the people are simple and friendly, and prices are affordable. No need to fight crowds or rush through check-ins. It’s a perfect short trip to unwind and definitely worth a special visit once in a lifetime! But after a thorough visit, I have to say: the riverside and coastal scenery is gentle and healing, the city feels high quality, but there are too many hidden pitfalls and shortcomings in activities. One visit is enough to fulfill the dream; I won’t make a special trip again! This is an honest and objective experience with no slander. Save this to avoid pitfalls before you go! ✨ Reasons why Nantong is worth visiting once 1. Unique double riverside and coastal views with full atmosphere Nantong is one of the rare cities with both Yangtze River and sea views, offering the grandeur of a mighty river and the softness of tidal flats and coastline. Langshan isn’t steep but is one of the eight small famous Buddhist mountains. From the summit, you get a wide, clear view of the Yangtze. The Hao River acts as a city moat, with a long water system and scattered ancient bridges. The evening breeze is cool, and the night scene is quiet and romantic. A casual walk here is extremely relaxing. 2. Comfortable and livable city with a fully relaxed travel vibe Compared to crowded, trendy cities in Jiangsu, Zhejiang, and Shanghai, Nantong is peaceful and comfortable throughout. Streets are clean and wide, greenery is abundant, and there’s no chaotic street life. Tourist spots have sparse crowds, no long lines or clusters, and the pace is free and slow. It’s suitable for seniors and children alike, focusing on easygoing vacations with no exhausting rush. 3. Unique riverside and coastal cuisine with great value Thanks to its river and sea resources, local ingredients are fresh and naturally sweet. Signature dishes include teppanyaki clams, fresh river and sea snacks, drunken crab, and clam scrambled eggs with unique flavors. Old local eateries in residential areas offer affordable, authentic food with generous portions and no tourist markups. The variety of snacks is rich, flavors are mild and tasty, suitable for all ages, making food tours a joyful experience. 4. Extremely friendly for short trips Close to Shanghai and Suzhou, high-speed trains take just half an hour, making weekend getaways easy without long travel. City attractions are concentrated and well connected. A two-day itinerary is full but not rushed, unlocking mountains, waters, gardens, ancient towns, and sea views all in one trip with diverse activities. 💔 Real reasons not to return (all honest) 1. Attractions are extremely scattered, making independent travel exhausting Nantong’s biggest flaw is the fragmented attractions! The city’s Hao River, Langshan, and Tangzha ancient town are far apart from the distant Golden Beach, with at least an hour’s drive and no direct connecting public transport. Public transit is infrequent and inconvenient for transfers. Independent travelers must rely on expensive taxis, spending most of the day commuting. You spend hours traveling and only half an hour sightseeing, turning a vacation into a rush. 2. High barriers for beach activities, often ending up empty-handed Golden Beach depends entirely on tides. No views at high tide, only playable at low tide. Without understanding tide schedules, blindly going is likely a wasted trip. There’s very little seafood to dig up on the beach, and most trendy “beachcombing” is just hype. Rental tools nearby are overpriced, wild beaches have no safety guarantees, and beginners have a poor experience. 3. Tourist traps are everywhere and hard to avoid At Langshan’s foot, there are many low-priced shortcuts and free admission scams, all illegal paths that are unsafe and still require ticket purchases in the end. Strangers on the roadside offer red strings, safety charms, and incense, but once accepted, they force donations. The free incense inside the temple is enough. On Hao River, private wild boats lure customers with low prices but have no safety certification, short trips, and overpriced fares far above official dock prices. 4. Limited activities, fully explored in two days Nantong lacks iconic mountains, waters, or trendy landmarks. The whole area mainly features gardens, rivers, ancient towns, and tidal flats, with high similarity in scenery. You can see everything in two days. There are no deep entertainment options or nightlife, so a long dedicated trip can easily get boring. It’s only suitable for nearby short trips to relax, not for in-depth vacations. 5. Poor seasonal comfort with lots of mosquitoes Summer is hot, humid, and has strong UV rays, with severe sun exposure along the river. Mosquitoes are abundant around the Hao River and tidal flats at dusk, causing many bites. The rainy season brings continuous drizzle and gray river views, ruining photos. Autumn and winter have biting winds by the river, feeling damp and cold. The comfortable travel window is very short all year. 6. Difficult accommodation choices with average value City accommodations are convenient but far from the beach, causing tiring commutes. Beachside guesthouses are old, damp, cold, and quiet at night with no facilities. Peak season sees slight price surges. Many trendy river view rooms rely on filters for photos, with obstructed real views. It’s hard to balance comfort and convenience. 📅 A simple 2-day, 1-night itinerary without exhaustion Day 1: Cultural highlights of the river city Light hike on Langshan to overlook the Yangtze → evening walk along Hao River and check in to night views Tips: avoid illegal paths, private boats, and free blessing props. Only choose official, legitimate options. Day 2: Relaxing coastal escape without rush Off-peak visit to Golden Beach for sunset, casual stroll on tidal flats → leisurely visit Tangzha ancient town ⚠️ Check tide schedules in advance. Don’t blindly rush to the beach. Focus on relaxed vacation, not rushing. 🍜 Food recommendations and warnings ✅ Safe picks: teppanyaki clams, river and sea fresh seafood, Nantong crispy pancakes, drunken crab, specialty soup dumplings, local farmhouse stir-fry ❌ Avoid: overpriced seafood stalls in tourist areas, roadside blessing souvenirs, private wild boats, beach rental tools ⚠️ Ultimate tips to avoid pitfalls 1. Only take official boats on Hao River. Never ride private roadside black boats. 2. Reject low-priced illegal paths at Langshan. Don’t accept incense or charms from strangers to avoid forced spending. 3. Always check tide schedules before going to Golden Beach. Skip it at high tide. Don’t rush blindly. 4. Avoid seafood restaurants in tourist areas. Choose old local eateries in the city to avoid overpriced scams. 5. Bring mosquito repellent for evening river visits. Use sun and rain protection in summer. 6. Prioritize city chain hotels for comfort and convenience. Don’t follow trends to stay in beachside trendy guesthouses. 💡 Final thoughts Nantong’s gentle Yangtze evening breeze, healing tidal flat sunsets, and clean, peaceful small-town charm make it a hidden gem in the Jiangsu-Zhejiang-Shanghai region. It’s perfect for weekend short trips, those who prefer quiet, slow travel, family-friendly easy outings, and visitors who love river and sea views. But the scattered attractions, limited activities, widespread hidden traps, and weather-dependent coastal views greatly reduce the relaxed travel vibe. One visit to feel the gentle healing of this riverside and coastal city is enough. It’s livable and comfortable but has too many travel shortcomings. Once is enough; I won’t come back a second time!

Nantong stay: Legendary 5-star ✨ French light luxury river view resort is so therapeutic If you're coming to Nantong for business or travel and are unsure where to stay, I've tried many hotels. This Le Méridien Nantong, under Marriott, truly stands out with its reputation and experience. It doesn't disappoint, offering both great aesthetics and quality. After staying, I just want to come back again and again 💯! Room experience | Clean and quiet | Full of light luxury 🛏️ This stay, I was truly amazed by the details 😌! The entire room features a gentle French minimalist design, with a stylish blue-gray color scheme ✨. The space is open and not cramped, with a neat and comfortable layout. The entire room is meticulously cleaned; corners, crevices, and bathroom countertops are free of dust and water stains 🧼, perfectly satisfying those with cleanliness obsessions. It comes standard with the Le Méridien signature Sweet Sleeper Bed 🛌, with a medium-firm mattress and soft, skin-friendly bedding, instantly dispelling travel fatigue. The independent bathtub + rain shower dual configuration is incredibly thoughtful, and the exclusive high-end toiletries are of excellent quality. The double-glazed windows provide superior sound insulation 🔇, making it exceptionally quiet despite being in a commercial area. At night, you can't hear any outside noise, and high floors offer views of the canal city, with excellent lighting and views. Even light sleepers can enjoy a peaceful night's rest 🌿. Exquisite and diverse dining | Local flavors | A double treat for the taste buds 🍽️ The hotel's dining quality completely exceeded my expectations 😋! The breakfast at the all-day dining restaurant on the second floor is incredibly rich ☀️, covering both Chinese and Western cuisines. It also features local snacks like Nantong fish noodle soup, clam cakes, and crab roe buns, freshly prepared at live cooking stations with timely replenishment of ingredients. The North Latitude 32° Bar in the lobby has a great ambiance ☕, where you can enjoy an exquisite afternoon tea with a perfect balance of sweet and savory treats. The executive lounge offers excellent value, with unlimited tea and snacks during the day, and hot dishes and free-flow drinks in the evening 🥂. You can enjoy three meals and casual gatherings without leaving the hotel, with flavors that appeal to everyone, young and old ✨. Location and amenities | Hassle-free travel | Suitable for all travel scenarios 📍 The hotel is located in the core commercial district of Wulonghui in Chongchuan District 🚩, adjacent to Wanda Plaza and Sam's Club. Downstairs, you'll find a shopping and dining area, making daily shopping and dining incredibly convenient. It's a moderate drive from the high-speed train station and airport, with smooth commutes to attractions like Haohe River and Langshan Mountain 🚗. The French spiral staircase in the public area is perfect for photos 📸, exuding an artistic and atmospheric vibe. The heated swimming pool and 24-hour new fitness center are fully equipped 💪, and the staff provides gentle and meticulous service, with efficient check-in and thoughtful turndown service at night. Whether for a romantic getaway, family trip, or business travel, it's perfectly suited for all💫!

Many friends think their trip ends once they visit Langshan Mountain. Big mistake! Right across the street from Langshan Mountain lies a huge riverside park. It’s free, spacious, and full of childlike fun, and it’s the biggest surprise of our trip! 🌊 Riverside Park · Unlock N Ways to Play This park is built along the Yangtze River with excellent ecology, completely redefining what a “park” means. Way 1: River Viewing and Industrial Style Boat Watching Huge lighthouses, old shipyards, and gantry cranes have been preserved, creating a unique industrial river view. Tell your kids stories about the port and help them recognize different boats—it's a vivid extracurricular lesson. The riverbank is wide open, perfect for riding family bikes (tandem and quad bikes available for rent), feeling the river breeze—pure joy. Way 2: Kids’ Playground to Burn Energy The park hides a huge non-motorized children’s playground! Slides, climbing nets, sand pits, swings... all new and well-maintained, and best of all, completely free! Kids can play here for hours without wanting to leave. Next to it is a large lawn, perfect for picnics and playing ball. Way 3: Wetland Boardwalk Nature Watching Inside the park, a wooden boardwalk extends into the river wetlands, a winter habitat for migratory birds. Bring binoculars to spot various waterfowl—an excellent place for nature observation. The reeds glow golden in the sunset, making for cinematic photos. 🚴 Perfect One-Day Itinerary Morning: Visit Langshan Mountain, hike, pray, and enjoy river views. (About 2-3 hours) Noon: Have lunch and rest in the city or hotel. Afternoon: Spend the whole time at Riverside Park! Bike, play in the playground, stroll the boardwalk, watch the sunset. (At least 3 hours) This plan covers culture, exercise, nature, and fun with a perfect balance. 🏡 New Accommodation Option: Riverside View Homestay If you want to get closer to the Yangtze River, choose the “Linjiang No.1” homestay near Riverside Park. It’s a renovated old villa with only a few rooms, each facing the river with an unbeatable river view balcony. The style is vintage Shanghai with a cozy home feel. The landlady prepares exquisite Nantong-style breakfasts. At night, sit on the balcony, watch the river boats’ lights, listen to the waves—it’s an extraordinary ambiance. Just a 5-minute walk to Riverside Park. 🍽️ Local Food Recommendations After playing at Riverside Park, no need to go far—authentic options are nearby. Breakfast: Must-try Nantong specialties “Gangpan” (pan) and “Huojiao” (fire dumplings), similar to baked flatbreads and fried dumplings. Recommended branch of “Siyi Cake Shop.” Main meals: Near the park, “Fisherman’s Wharf” restaurant offers good river seafood and a nice atmosphere. Or drive 15 minutes to “Holland Street,” Nantong’s food and snack hub, with many choices and lively vibes. 📝 Special Tips Riverside Park is huge, wear comfortable shoes. There’s a convenience store near the playground, but it’s best to bring your own water and snacks. The riverbank is windy and exposed; in winter, dress warmly. Windproof jackets are more practical than down coats. This is a completely free public space—please take all your trash with you and protect the environment. Langshan Mountain offers cultural heights, while Riverside Park gives us nature’s breadth and children’s laughter. This guide, combining “classic” and “wild fun,” is the best way to enjoy a winter family trip in Nantong.

Separated by a river from Nantong, autumn arrives here earlier than in Shanghai. Whether it’s the golden apricot forest or the translucent red of the small maples at Langshan, they are especially striking against the backdrop of the temple’s tiled walls. The distant mountains are covered in layers of colorful foliage, and the lakeside is vibrant with a variety of colors. The autumn atmosphere is growing stronger, but under today’s cold wave, will the autumn scenery be profound or desolate?

Located near Nantong’s city center, the famous Langshan Scenic Area (Mount Lang) is easily accessible—about 45 minutes by bus or 20 minutes by taxi from the Haohe Scenic Area. "Langshan Scenic Area" 🎟️ Tickets: RMB 50 for adults. ⛰️ Entrance: Search for "Langshan Scenic Area East Gate" on Baidu Maps. Cable cars are available here for seniors and children (roughly a 7-minute ride to the peak). Recommendation: Go up via the East Gate and down via the South Gate, then visit "Binjiang Park" nearby. Mount Lang is about 120 meters high; while it's all stairs, the climb is relatively easy. ⏳ Time Required: 2 hours for Langshan Scenic Area and 2 hours for Binjiang Park. 🚌 Transportation: Take bus route 45 or a dedicated tourist shuttle. 📌 Tips: 1. The "Langshan Tourist Center" is about a 15-minute walk from the actual entrance. It's better to set your GPS directly to the "East Gate" to save time. 2. To reach "Binjiang Park," head down through the South Gate and walk for about 15 minutes. Once inside the park, I highly recommend renting an electric bike to cruise along the river. Walking to "Fanyin Square" takes about an hour, and finishing the full park loop on foot can take up to 2 hours—it's quite a trek!

Located in the southern suburbs of Chongchuan District, Nantong, Jiangsu, the Langshan (Wolf Mountain) Scenic Area stands at about 104 to 107 meters above sea level. Perched near the Yangtze River, it is hailed as the "First Mountain of Rivers and Seas" 🤩! This scenic spot is a real gem, perfect for those who enjoy a blend of tranquility and vibrancy, snapping photos, and hiking! 🌄 【Highlights】 Geographic Features: Langshan, along with Ma'an Mountain, Jian Mountain, Jun Mountain, and Huangni Mountain, is collectively known as the "Five Wolf Mountains." Rich Religious Atmosphere: As the foremost of China's Eight Lesser Famous Buddhist Mountains, it is the sacred site of Mahasthamaprapta (Dashizhi Bodhisattva). The ancient Guangjiao Temple exudes a serene vibe, with its long history and the constant fragrance of burning incense~ Cultural Heritage: The area is home to historic landmarks like the Zhiyun Pagoda, the Tomb of Luo Binwang, and Faru Hall. Exploring these sites offers deep cultural insight—it's both relaxing and educational 📚 Natural Splendor: Climb up to the Grand View Terrace for a sweeping vista. You can overlook the magnificent Yangtze River just before it flows into the sea. It's the perfect spot for photos at sunrise or sunset! 📸 — 📍 Address: Langshan Town, Chongchuan District, Nantong City, Jiangsu Province 🕒 Opening Hours: 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM If you’re visiting Nantong, you absolutely cannot miss the "Langshan Scenic Area"! It’s a one-stop destination for hiking, sightseeing, spiritual visits, and great photos. Plan a weekend getaway with your friends now!

🗻 Explore Serenity at Langshan Scenic Spot! Step into a world where verdant peaks meet glassy waters and timeless temples dot the mountain trails—Langshan Scenic Spot blends natural splendor with spiritual vibes for the perfect Nantong escape. 🧭 Recommended Route: Begin at the main entrance (18 Lingang Road, Lanshan Town). Follow the marked hiking path toward Guanyin Temple—make sure to pause at the halfway pavilion for sweeping city-meets-nature views! Circle up to the summit for a panoramic photo before looping back via the bamboo forest trail. 🌿 Must-Do Activities: Climb to the top of Wolf Mountain for legendary vistas. Visit Guanyin Temple and light an incense stick for good luck. Stroll the riverside around the base—perfect for tranquil reflection. 📸 Top Photo Spots: The summit platform is ultimate #InstaGold , especially at golden hour! Snap the temple framed by bamboo as you ascend. Look for the famous “Wolf Rock” formation for a unique picture with local legend. 💡 Practical Tips: Come early ( gates open at 7:00) for cooler weather and fewer crowds—plus the morning mist is magical for photos. Admission is 45 RMB; bring cash or a payment app just in case. Check the opening hours for your season: till 17:30 (April–Oct), till 17:00 (Nov–March). ⚠️ Key Precautions: Some steps can be steep and slippery in wet weather—wear proper shoes and pack light. If you’re afraid of heights, some exposed viewpoints may feel airy. Food options inside are limited, so bring water/snacks. #Nantong #Langshan #MountainViews #TempleTrail #TravelChina

In our room at Le Méridien Nantong, my child rolled over on the floating bed, watched the 270-degree river view pour in through the floor-to-ceiling windows, and said, "Mom, this bed feels like it's floating on the river." 💙 It wasn't the bed that was floating; the Yangtze River outside was framed by the windows on three sides. When lying on the bed and looking straight out, there really is a magical feeling that the "building is moving"! 🌉 ✨ Luxury Canal Suite experience: · 92 sqm spacious room · 270° floor-to-ceiling windows with stunning river views · Floating bed design · Successfully upgraded to a suite via the app in advance · Well-stocked children's amenities 🌅 The evening sunset dyed the river gold, and I really didn't want to move from the window! My child tossed and turned on the bed: "This bed has no legs, but it's steadier than one that does!" 🛁 Bathroom highlights: · Bathtub with river views by the window · Double vanity design · TOTO smart toilet · Dyson hair dryer · Premium MALIN+GOETZ amenities While soaking, you can watch the boats coming and going on the river. After soaking for 20 minutes, my child said, "I'm slower than the boats~" 🚢 🎨 Hotel design highlights: Theme: "An Artist's Day" Artworks are everywhere from the lobby to the hallways My child said, "These paintings and furniture look like they were made by the same person" It truly lives up to being Nantong's "art living room"! 🍽️ Dining experience: Breakfast: The fish soup noodles and wontons were pretty good Chinese restaurant: The crispy yellow croaker rolls are a must-order! ✨ Amenities: · Heated pool · Indoor kids' club · Fitness center · 32nd-floor Executive Lounge (includes afternoon tea and dinner) 🏰 3-day family trip itinerary recommendation: Day 1 👉 Check in to Le Méridien + watch the river sunset Day 2 👉 Hao River cruise + visit the Nantong Museum Day 3 👉 Climb Langshan Mountain for river views + taste river seafood

Nantong, a low-key city by the river and sea. Visiting in winter means fewer tourists, making it perfect to spend a day with your kids climbing a small mountain, visiting a museum, and taking a night cruise on an ancient river to experience the tranquility and vitality of river and sea culture. ⛰️ One-Day Highlight Itinerary ▪️ Morning: Climb Wolf Mountain, View the Yangtze River · Although not tall, Wolf Mountain is a famous Buddhist mountain. Climb to overlook the magnificent Yangtze River and visit Guangjiao Temple. The mountain path is gentle, suitable for family climbing. Off-season tickets cost about 50 RMB. ▪️ Afternoon: Explore the Museum Garden, Stroll Old Streets · Nantong Museum Garden: Founded by Zhang Jian, it is one of China’s earliest museums. The building is simple and the gardens beautiful. Free admission makes it the best window to understand Nantong’s history. · Shijie / Xinan Ying: Old streets and alleys around the Museum Garden with blue bricks and gray tiles, full of local life atmosphere, perfect for a casual walk. ▪️ Evening: Brilliant Night Scenery of Hao River · Night tour on Hao River: Take a boat cruise on the millennium-old moat. The lights on both banks outline the contours of classical and modern buildings, creating a dreamy scene. Boat tickets need to be purchased separately. 📸 Off-the-Beaten-Path Photo Spots Recommended 📍 Wenfeng Pagoda and Pagoda Shadow Café: Located in Wenfeng Park, you can enjoy coffee and capture the reflection of the pagoda in the water. 📍 Bell Tower and Watchtower: Landmarks in the old city center of Nantong, modern architecture with beautiful night views. 📍 Futian Temple: A Tang Dynasty ancient temple in the city, quiet and simple, with courtyard gardens. 🚗 Family Travel Guide Convenient Transportation: Nantong’s attractions are relatively concentrated, making taxis or buses very convenient. It takes about 1.5 hours to drive from Shanghai. Dining Options: Try Nantong’s specialties of river and seafood. There are many choices in city malls and old street areas. Dress Suggestions: It’s windy by Wolf Mountain and cold at night on Hao River, so be sure to keep your kids warm and protected from the wind. Pace Control: The one-day itinerary is full but not tiring, focusing on experiencing the city’s culture and leisurely atmosphere.

✨Nantong Langshan's First New Year Lantern Festival ❤️Dates: January 15–February 16, 2015 Open daily: 16:30–21:30 (Ticket sales end at 21:00, lights out at 22:00) ❤️Transportation Take bus 88 to Langshan North Gate Station; drive to Langshan North Gate Parking Lot

The autumn breeze sweeps through the North Slope Garden of Langshan, and the maple leaves dye the entire hillside a deep red~ This once-a-year visual feast is not to be missed by anyone! Grab your camera and come take photos! 🤳✨ 📍Must-visit spots: · The path through the maple forest · The round gate frame view (the perfect spot where the girl took stunning photos at the round gate!) · The Chinese-style courtyard where ancient buildings and maple leaves complement each other beautifully 📸Photo tips: 1. On sunny days, sunlight filtering through the red leaves creates a beautifully interlaced light and shadow effect 2. Rainy or overcast days bring out a more artistic mood (the misty scene in the photo is also very atmospheric!) 3. It’s recommended to wear white or light-colored clothes to make the subject stand out more 4. The light is softest between 9-11 AM 🏡 Scenic area information: · Address: North Slope Garden, Langshan Scenic Area, Chongchuan District, Nantong City · Best viewing period: Late October to mid-November · Admission: Free entry · Opening hours: Open all day

Langshan stands just over 100 meters tall, yet it remains the most majestic landmark in the hearts of Nantong locals📍 Its charm lies not in its height, but in its grandeur that seems to swallow the river and sea🌊 Enter through the East Gate and pass through a stretch of tranquil garden scenery first🌿 Hidden deep within the bamboo forest lies Linxi Studio, once the place where Zhang Jian studied and entertained guests With its white walls, dark tiles, small bridges, and flowing water, it blends Zen vibes with a scholarly atmosphere It almost makes you forget that the purpose of your trip is to climb a mountain⛰️ Stroll along the stone path to find the tomb of Luo Binwang resting quietly at the foot of the mountain This poet, one of the "Four Paragons of the Early Tang," rests here forever✍️ The vigorous calligraphy on the tombstone adds a touch of somber Tang-dynasty elegance to Langshan📜 The true awe begins at the summit! Pass through the gate of Guangjiao Temple and climb the steps all the way up As you round the final stone step, the Yangtze River suddenly unfolds before your eyes🌅 "A panoramic view of the river and sky"—you only truly understand these words when you stand here The river is as vast as the sea, with cargo ships moving slowly across it The fields on the opposite bank and the skyline blur into a gray-blue ribbon🎨 The wind blows in from the river, carrying moisture and the fresh scent of plants The copper bells on the pagoda eaves chime softly above your head🔔 In an instant, all the fatigue from the climb is blown away🍃 On the way down, take a detour to the northern slope to see Langshan from a different angle The entire mountain is covered in layers of temples The spire of Zhiyun Pagoda peeks out from the greenery, like a pen resting on a green jade desk🖋️ There is a tea stall at the foot of the mountain, serving local green tea for 3 yuan a bowl🍵 Sit on a bamboo chair, finish your tea, and watch the sunlight turn the river into shimmering gold✨ The charm of Langshan lies in the meeting of river and mountain, and the enduring bond between the people and their city It may not be high, but it is enough for you to see all of Nantong💕