What are the characteristics of Changzhou?

1. Changzhou is a prefecture-level city in Jiangsu Province. Jiangsu has always had relatively developed places in southern Jiangsu, represented by "Suzhou, Wuxi and Changzhou". In the past, these places have always been relatively concentrated and developed in township industries, but they have also brought relatively large pollution. Now after rectification, it's much better!

Locals speak Wu language, but northerners don't know much about it.

The local life is rich, and there are many delicious snacks (not to mention examples), but the taste is sweet.

4. There are Tianning Temple, Yanling East Road and Sansheng Temple in Wujin, Changzhou. Changzhou has 15 buses (not to mention man-made scenic spots now). The Gehu Lake in Wujin (Yixing is opposite the lake) is said to have submerged an ancient city and a "Yancheng" scenic spot, which is worth visiting.

Liyang tea, Liyang and Jintan in Changzhou are famous at the same time, and the yellow rice wine "Fenggang wine" is famous for a long time.

6. Changzhou has also been a place where celebrities come forth in large numbers since ancient times. Because Jiangnan is rich, there are many literati, and there are many literati, artists, scholars, famous artists and famous revolutionaries. So there are many celebrity memorial halls in Changzhou. These Changzhou celebrities can be found on Baidu, so I won't go into details here.

7. In a word, Changzhou and several county-level cities are small in scale, but they are mostly clean and quiet. The living standard is not high, the transportation is convenient, and there are many historical sites. As for what modern people need to play, eat and drink, it is the same everywhere. Changzhou is just more than the cities in the north or northern Jiangsu.

8. It is very convenient to get to Changzhou from Nanjing and Shanghai. Almost all the trains on the railway to Nanjing, Shanghai and Ning Hang will stop at Changzhou. Nanjing, Shanghai and expressway can also easily reach Changzhou. If you haven't been to Changzhou, you should go and see it. Well, that's all I know.