What is your most dissatisfied travel experience?

The most dissatisfied trip was to Suzhou with my friends in my junior year. I have great expectations for Jiangnan water town and Suzhou and Hangzhou since I was a child. Who hasn't had a moment of emotional flooding? Haha, I finally went to Suzhou when I was graduating from college. It was August when I went, and it was very hot. My friends and I both belong to that careless character. The night before, we ate and drank around, and the next day, we stopped doing raiders. After leaving the hotel, we began to look up the map and planned to visit the nearby garden.

Looking at the rickshaws coming and going in the street, I was most afraid of traveling, thinking that I might come this time, and it didn't matter if I got on the rickshaw, so we went to ask the rickshaw master, who was about fifty years old, and was very kind to see us asking for directions. He said the fare to the nearest scenic spot, 20 yuan, hasn't arrived yet.

The master took out a pamphlet and told us which route you would take. It's a good deal to buy a package ticket, and we also booked a cruise to Balabala. As soon as I heard the sincere tone of the master and my friends and I were really lazy, I decided to buy a package ticket. Then the master pulled it to the front of a remote travel agency, and two people bought a package ticket.

Later, when I paid the money, I realized that it was the old master who pulled the head to make money. Later, I realized that I might have been cheated. Well, I was really cheated. I'll take you shopping first, and then visit the scenic spots. Tour guides have been inculcating the brainwashing declaration that you have to spend money when you go out, you are unhappy when you travel without spending money, and living is to let you shop. There are three main shopping spots, pearl factory, silk shop and shop. I forget what they sell.

This kind of store is generally one-way, and the quality of the goods sold is rubbish. It's basically a stall sale. In the shop, you won't go back. The entrances and exits are all local "specialty foods". At first, I won't say much without buying a tour guide. At the second three shopping spots, the tour guide's face was completely paralyzed in the car, and there was a sense of sight that the whole car owed him 5 million.

I've been cursing you in a roundabout way. If you don't buy anything, you don't respect the fruits of his labor. It is really hard to listen to all kinds of examples to support his fallacy. Finally arrived at the last scenic spot, finally liberated. I think I'm not here to play, but to carry out labor reform. After returning, my friends and I finally realized the importance of doing raiders, which was a lesson.