Yangzhou seclusion hotel

Recently, the epidemic has ravaged many provinces across the country, and the domestic tour that was originally hot has cooled down rapidly. Many friends who are travel agencies complain bitterly and have to patiently refund their tickets and apologize to tourists. For those popular destinations, it also cools rapidly.

Yangzhou can be said to be one of the hardest hit areas. I have been to Yangzhou many times, and I have many friends there. A friend told me that she would become a volunteer, stay outside to help for 0/5 hours every day, and wear protective clothing. I said you worked too hard, she said. There are more front-line workers working harder. I am proud that I can do something for Yangzhou.

I have been to Yangzhou many times, and my impression of Yangzhou people often stays in a slow life, slow pace, paying attention to eating, drinking and bathing, not being too competitive, being plain is true, and living every day well. This kind of quietness may be said to be too unrequited, or it may be said to be lacking in big cities. Anyway, Yangzhou people have always lived like this.

What impressed me most about Yangzhou people came from catching a high-speed train. It is almost too late. The driver wanted to drive faster, but he couldn't get up, so he blurted out: life in Yangzhou is slow, everything is slow, and driving is so slow.

In the past two years, Yangzhou has quickly become a new online celebrity city in China, but friends who have been to Yangzhou like this city: on the one hand, this pursuit of quality of life, on the other hand, it also stems from Yangzhou's long history.

Yangzhou was once in its heyday, from Yang Di's digging of the Grand Canal to Qianlong's six trips to the south of the Yangtze River. There are fireworks going to Yangzhou in March, there are spring breeze Yangzhou Road, there are Yangzhou hooligans, there are 24 bridges on a moonlit night, and there are beauties who teach to play the flute.

The life and history of Yangzhou need delicious food. It is said that in Yangzhou, there are "water bags" in the morning and "Shui Pi" in the evening. In the morning, there are all kinds of morning tea, soup buns, five buns, Yangchun noodles, dried shredded pork and meat dishes ... From Happy Garden to Ye Chun, the capital of food, it is also a tasteful environment. Have morning tea in Jinchun, and there are picture books on the table, so that guests can see the century-old history of Jinchun.

Lunch and dinner, if each meal is not heavy, can be eaten for three consecutive days. You know, Yangzhou is one of the four food capitals in China. Some people may disagree that Yangzhou is the capital of food, but you should know that Yangzhou is the birthplace of Huaiyang cuisine, and it is also a state banquet. Moreover, Yangzhou people have made Huaiyang cuisine a culture, and universities also specialize in learning Huaiyang cuisine. How can such a legacy not be rated as the food capital?

Braised lion's head, soft bag, crystal elbow, roasted goose, steamed white fish, stir-fried river shrimp, stewed fresh bamboo shoots, Yangzhou fried rice ... From chickens, ducks and geese to pigs, cattle and sheep, to all kinds of crayfish, river shrimp and seasonal fresh vegetables, Yangzhou has endless categories and beautiful dishes. From Yangzhou Banquet to English Villa Dining, from Su Hui to Qichiba Bar, and even to the night market for a snack, there are too many delicious things.

I especially envy Yangzhou people that there are two super-large free parks, one is Songjiacheng Sports Park and the other is Sanwan Wetland Park. Songjiacheng covers an area of about 38 hectares and the water surface is about 10 hectares. It was built on the ruins of Song Jiacheng. This park is not boring, and you can ride a bike. There are also coffee colleges, basketball, football, tennis shooting and other sports venues, among which fencing venues are said to have trained excellent fencers.

I have always felt that Sanwan Park is a bit like Versailles. Needless to say, the scenic spots in the network celebrities, such as Net Red Bridge, Bookstore and so on. Many people who live nearby run and walk here. This year, a new museum with the highest scientific and technological content and the strongest interaction was built here: the Grand Canal Museum. From the first day of opening, people began to queue up to buy tickets. What they are worried about is not that they can't get in line, but that they can't get tickets. For the Grand Canal Museum, I can only say: It's so beautiful that anyone who enters it will be amazed. Of course, the museum is also free.

Of course, the most famous scenic spot is Slender West Lake. There are always people who say that the Slender West Lake sells tickets, but we must know that there are many things in Slender West Lake that need manual maintenance and protection. Even in the peak season of ticket collection, the bridge is still congested, and the Slender West Lake is not as open as the West Lake, leaving a lot of architectural landscapes. It's not easy to just take a photo at Diaoyutai. Next to the Slender West Lake, there is daming temple, which is the favorite place for Japanese to punch cards because of monk Jian Zhen. In addition, the tombs of Cheng Tang and Wang Han in Guangling are also worth visiting.

After eating and shopping, I naturally began to soak in the evening. Yangzhou is an out-and-out hot spring city. Surrounding hotels, hot spring resorts, Hongqiao Square and the quiet Slender West Lake are all famous hot spring places. The "three knives" culture, such as kitchen knife, shaving knife and pedicure knife, passed down by Yangzhou people, also made Yangzhou famous all over the world. Looking at the humble pedicure, it became a photo of Yangzhou. There are pedicures in Yangzhou in major cities all over the country. Besides, Yangzhou Back Rubbing Hall is also a hot place like an interesting garden. It is also successful to experience the back rubbing culture and all kinds of steaming and grabbing tickets.

Maybe I haven't seen any city with such rich bathing culture and economy as Yangzhou. However, if you visit 486 intangible cultural sites, you really didn't expect that Yangzhou has so many heritable cultures. From embroidery, random needle embroidery, grass flowers, wood carving, lacquerware, etc. Dozens of non-legacy cultures are dizzying. This is probably the simplest epitome of a city's so-called inheritance and inheritance.

To commemorate the beauty of Yangzhou, I also wish Yangzhou to get rid of the epidemic as soon as possible. Come on!