The original camera live "Misty Jiangnan" is embodied in Shaoxing

Hi, I’m a travel blogger born in 2006 who loves taking photos and exploring, dreaming of traveling the world. Who would have thought! Having afternoon tea with Brother Xun in Lu Xun’s hometown is just wonderful✨ The words from the textbooks suddenly take shape—the bluestone roads hide centuries-old stories, white walls and black tiles reflect the shadows of black-awning boats, and even the air is filled with the aroma of yellow wine and the lively scent of stinky tofu 🇨🇳 📍Must-visit checklist to copy: ✔️ Sanwei Study Room: Touch the character "early" carved on the desk and instantly travel back to the teacher’s youth; take a window-side photo to maximize the atmosphere ✔️ Hundred Herb Garden: Find the soapberry tree and stone well railing, take a photo in front of the quote wall to visualize the memory of "From Hundred Herb Garden to Sanwei Study Room" ✔️ Brother Xun Cultural Coffee: Have a cup of "Spring in Hundred Herb Garden," take a bite of Ah Q pudding; the cultural creative desserts are both beautiful and delicious ✔️ Xianheng Hotel: Take a photo with the statue of Kong Yiji, order a plate of fennel beans with yellow wine, and experience the elegance of "Is it too much? Not at all" ✔️ Entrance Stone Bridge: Squat on the stone steps to capture the moment when the black-awning boat passes by; the charm of Jiangnan water town is directly welded into the photo 📸 Photo tips: Wear light-colored Hanfu or vintage dresses, shoot from the side in front of Lu Xun’s scenic wall, and use the alley light and shadow for a high photo success rate; the Q-version Brother Xun doll from the cultural creative store is a perfect prop, adding a cute contrast~ It turns out Jiangnan is not just about romance and scenery, but also has this kind of strong cultural spirit. After reading the teacher’s books and walking the paths he walked, you can truly understand half of Shaoxing’s romance 🌿