Thanks to Esther Yu's recommendation, I checked in at the same lakeside hotel.

Every decoration and every corner of Wuna Hotel Ganzhou embodies an endless yearning for history, culture, landscapes, and idyllic countryside. The designer enhances the quality of living with a simple and comfortable design. Here, the morning is awakened by birdsong. Opening the window reveals green mountains and clear waters, far from the hustle and bustle of the city. There's only a slow pace and lush greenery. Every deep breath releases the stress and fatigue accumulated in urban life. The moment I opened the door, I couldn't help but exclaim "Wow"—a huge floor-to-ceiling window, a complimentary minibar in the room, a beautiful coffee maker, and a Marshall speaker. The bathroom has a dry and wet separation design with a smart toilet and a separate bathtub that's long enough. The towel rack resembles a wooden ladder. The bedside lamps are symmetrical, the large bed mattress is soft enough, the pillows are both soft and firm, the wooden footstool feels great, and the Xiaomi TV has a large screen with a membership. The hotel restaurant features local Ganzhou home-style dishes made with fresh ingredients. I didn't know until I came here that Jiangxi cuisine is not just spicy. The specialty Ganzhou Tangpi (stuffed bean curd skin) is diverse and flavorful, with crispy Tangpi, fragrant and crispy Tangpi, and shredded Tangpi. Steamed in bamboo baskets, they come in various colors, sprinkled with chopped green onions, chili powder, sesame seeds, and other seasonings, then drizzled with sesame oil or soy sauce. It's quite interesting. The hotel's fitness center is fantastic. Not only is it fully equipped, but it also offers personal trainer services! If you bring children along, they can enjoy a play area specially designed for kids! During my stay here, I felt like everything returned to its purest and simplest form. Life should be enjoyable, free from constraints. You don't have to think about anything, just quietly enjoy the moment.