Experience the Dreamy Water Town of Jiangnan: A Stay at Jingtin Inn

During my visit to Zhujiajiao, I specifically chose to stay at "Jingtin Inn," and it truly exceeded my expectations! The inn is conveniently located along the ancient Beida Street, where you can open the window to see picturesque bridges and flowing water, and hear the rhythmic sound of oars from passing boats. Instantly, you're immersed in the poetic charm of Jiangnan's water town. The inn retains the architectural features of the Ming and Qing dynasties, with gray bricks, black tiles, and wooden structures. Even the lanterns in the corridors exude a sense of antiquity. Though the rooms are not large, they are tastefully decorated with wooden furniture, elegant curtains, and even a private courtyard. Waking up to the sound of birds in the morning feels incredibly serene. The highlight of the stay was the innkeeper, who was both friendly and enthusiastic. They not only provided a detailed guide to Zhujiajiao's culinary delights but also recommended several less crowded alleys for leisurely strolls. In the evening, sipping tea and admiring the moon in the courtyard while listening to distant ballad performances truly encapsulated the essence of "slow living." If you ever visit Zhujiajiao, don't miss out on the warm and charming Jingtin Inn!