The Gaoyou mentioned in Chinese textbooks is so beautiful.

Gaoyou, a small city that appeared in Chinese textbooks. An unremarkable stop on the Beijing-Shanghai Expressway. When I was in school, I copied Wang Zengqi's "A Story of Da Nao", which was beautifully written. When I arrived in Gaoyou, I sat in the pavilion and felt that the mountains were all around me. ⛱️ Must-see attractions: 1. The sunset over Gaoyou Lake, the most beautiful orange sea. 2. Wang Zengqi Memorial Hall, a pilgrimage site for literature and art lovers. 3. Yucheng Post, Gaoyou, which originated from the post and grew up with the post. 4. Zhenguo Temple, a national temple tower on the Grand Canal 🌄 Travel tips: 1. Check the weather and sunset time in advance. By Gaoyou Lake, you will see the real orange sea. 2. Zhenguo Temple is located on the Grand Canal. No ticket is required, and the area is not large. 3. Yucheng Post is located in the old city. The city is not large, and you can walk to many nearby attractions. 4. Wang Zengqi Memorial Hall is free, but you need to scan the code to get a ticket. There are more people during the holidays. 🏨 Accommodation tips: Although Gaoyou is a small city, it has a strong accommodation capacity. There are various grades of hotels everywhere, so you can find them according to your target price. 💗 Other tips: 1. Gaoyou cuisine is very delicious. Find a small restaurant in the old city and you can enjoy it. 2. The local morning tea culture is very popular, but the style of the tea is a bit rough, and the buns are big. It is recommended to look at the amount of food ordered by other diners in the store before ordering.