What good places do you recommend for a family to travel to Nanjing during the Mid-Autumn Festival?

There are many places worth recommending in Nanjing. Let me share my experience with you.

The first stop is Qinhuai River. Dongshuiguan is the entrance of Qinhuai River, which retains the ancient city wall, and the afterglow of sunset is sprinkled on the city wall, which is very old. Walking along the path, there are two small yards, one of which is probably a place to listen to storytelling, but neither garden was open when I went. But there is no wall that fits perfectly, so the scenery inside can still be seen. On this road, you can feel the charm of Nanjing. There are few tourists, mostly old people walking around. Flowers and trees along the way are sparse, and thieves are carefree.

The second stop is Yihe Road. Yihe Road is also a small place. In my mind, coming to Nanjing naturally depends on the customs of the Republic of China. Many people may recommend the presidential palace, but I still don't like crowded people and don't have enough time. I went to Yihe Road Building. There are many single-family villas in this area, many of which are bought by rich people at present, but I am satisfied by wandering around the periphery. It's really nice, and it seems to be a place where many photographers will come.

The third stop is Laomendong. The hotel we booked is close to the old east gate. I suggest you book a hotel near here. After arriving at the hotel, we walked to Laomendong, mainly eating some snacks. It is suggested that many people can queue separately, and there are many people queuing on holidays.

Fourth stop Nanjing Massacre Victims Memorial Hall (free). We waited in line for nearly two hours before taking a taxi to the memorial hall for the victims. It takes about an hour and a half to browse the whole exhibition hall carefully, but I still suggest that you must go there once. We should not forget the past, but learn from the future. As China people, we must remember some history. (Note: Please don't take photos after going to the museum. Please keep your respect. )