A Winter Trip to Suzhou: A Dream of Jiangnan

In the cold winter, I set foot in Suzhou to meet the romantic Jiangnan. The city is like a slowly unfolding ink painting, exuding a unique gentleness and poetry in the cold. In the Humble Administrator's Garden, the withered lotus leaves outline unique lines on the cold water, contrasting with the ancient pavilions and towers, reminding people of the summer scenery and the passage of time. The red maple trees in the distance have not completely withered, adding a touch of color to the winter. Walking through the garden, it seems as if you can hear the footsteps of history. The stone road on Pingjiang Road is washed clean by the winter rain. The aroma of tea and food from the small shops on the street warms the passersby. Walking along the river, occasionally a boat passes by, breaking the winter silence. At night, the lights on Shantang Street are reflected in the river, creating a dreamlike scene. At this time, find a teahouse, order a cup of Biluochun tea, listen to a song of Suzhou Pingtan, and feel the gentle and lingering charm of Suzhou in the soft melody. Winter in Suzhou does not have the blooming flowers of spring, but in this simplicity, it shows the elegant charm of Jiangnan, making people intoxicated and reluctant to leave.