These are the places worth visiting in the rest of your life

These places are worth visiting in the rest of your life

Qingdao

Qingdao is known as the "Switzerland of the East". All Chinese and foreign tourists who come to Qingdao are infected and intoxicated by Qingdao's romantic seaside.

Bringing your parents here, swimming in the sea and sunbathing, or going to the Qingdao Olympic Sailing Center to see some of the exhibits from the 2008 Olympic Sailing Competition is a way of leisurely vacation.

Xiamen

A city in the sea, with the sea in the city, Xiamen is like Penglai embedded in the secular world. Here, there is no purpose or expectation, just follow the random footsteps and take a spiritual journey.

Xiamen seems a bit quiet in winter, but the weather is relatively warm and suitable for travel.

Only by exploring the quiet lanes behind the hustle and bustle can you understand the charm of Xiamen.

Suzhou

A Suzhou city, half of Jiangnan poetry, Suzhou is the back garden of Chinese people’s dreams.

There are many ancient towns in the south of the Yangtze River, with small bridges, flowing water, white walls and black tiles. Each one is a dream of an old friend.

As for Suzhou, it is the most low-key and elegant among the small towns in the south of the Yangtze River. It carries the dignified temperament of the north. From ancient times to the present, it has been low-key and uniquely beautiful.

Yangzhou

Yangzhou is not as crowded with tourists as Suzhou and Hangzhou, but its beauty is not inferior to that of Suzhou and Hangzhou, and is even more beautiful and charming.

The willow branches on the Slender West Lake are swaying, the small bridges are ancient, and the beauty is boundless. It seems to be back to the heyday of Yangzhou thousands of years ago, when "wealthy with hundreds of thousands of coins, riding cranes down to Yangzhou".

The garden architecture in the temple is not inferior to that of Suzhou gardens, and the gentle, delicate and exquisite gardens add to the solemn tranquility of the Buddhist temple.

Lijiang

Lijiang is the dream place for many literary youths. As soon as you enter Lijiang, you will hear the beautiful singing "At this moment, I realized that losing your face~" ".

This music echoes in the streets and alleys of Lijiang. Many street performers are selling their own CDs. It is so literary and artistic that I can’t help but love it.

Haikou

Haikou is a nostalgic Nanyang-style coastal city. You can ride an old-school bicycle through the streets with arcade buildings on both sides.

Stop as you go, you can also visit the traditional tailor shops on Xinhua South Road; wander around the artistic Zhongshan Road and have a bowl of sugar water to cool down at the stalls on the side of Boai Road.