What cities in China are suitable for two or three days of travel?

As a Northeasterner, I have to recommend my hometown, Mudanjiang.

Although it is only a small town, the name of Xuexiang is still very famous, and many people come here every winter. There are many scenic spots in Mudanjiang. The more famous ones are Xuexiang and Jingbo Lake. In summer, you can see diving masters at the waterfall there, which will definitely amaze you. But don’t scream out when you see it. Play in Jingbo Lake in the morning, try the fish in Jingbo Lake at noon, and go for a walk in the underground forest in the afternoon. It’s particularly relaxing here during the off-season.

Mudanjiang is a city with a high happiness index. It is not as big as Harbin. It takes a long time to drive from this district to that district. Two hours of driving from the farthest place here is enough. You don’t need to prepare too much money to travel here. Many things are very cost-effective and suitable for poor students like me.

In Mudanjiang City, there are eight villages located in the south, Beishan in the north, Taiping Road as the axis of symmetry, Wanda Plaza on one side and People's Park on the other. If you are not too tired, you can visit them all in one day. There is also a cultural square in Aodui, which is usually an open space for feeding pigeons and roller skating. During the holidays and large-scale activities are held there.

Opposite the square is a pedestrian street that is comparable to Central Street in my opinion. Basically every time I walk there, I will run into a few people I know. There are various stalls on both sides of the street, the most famous of which is the Knight's Grilled Cold Noodles. Every time I go there, there are always a group of people around, and I have to wait in line for a long time to get a bite.

If you are traveling, you might as well get off the train and go to Mansion No. 7 opposite the train station to take a bath and use a sauna to wash away your fatigue. Then go out and walk south along the pedestrian street. If you are thirsty, go for water. Buy a cup of the signature milk green at Wu Kung Fu. When you are hungry, go and order a grilled cold noodles. While waiting, go to the small pavilion next to it and order an extra-large squid. If you walk in front, you can also eat authentic pan-fried noodles.

If you don’t like these roadside stalls, there are also many fried chicken shops and cake shops next to them. When you are tired, walk through a small alley to the second floor of Xinhua Bookstore and sleep on a bean bag. You’d better pray not to As soon as you open your eyes, you see a child staring straight at you, so be smart and give him the bean bag. By the way, the second floor of Xinhua Bookstore is a children's reading area, and you are occupying someone else's territory.

The toy store next to the bookstore is also a good place to go. Sometimes there are cute puppets that will make your girly heart overflow. There is also a small cinema there, which plays different cartoons for free every day. There is no shortage of many students going there to watch.

Continue walking south and pass by cafes and cold drink halls. This is a good place for gatherings. Further ahead you can see the sculpture of Eight Girls Throwing themselves into the River, but don't worry, there are actually a few more streets when you look closer. After walking through these long streets and climbing up a big step, you can really enter. Jiangbin Park has the same structure as Stalin Park in Harbin. The difference is that after walking across the river bridge, there is a snow castle located on the island in the center of the river. Every winter, there are snow sculptures with different themes and many entertainment facilities for tourists to play.

This is a Mudanjiang person’s memory of his hometown. Every route is deeply imprinted in his mind. Road addicts will never be afraid of getting lost in Mudanjiang, because the taxi price here starts at 6 yuan.. .