For "Fireworks Cool Easily," I Dreamed in Suzhou

"Let me wait, history turns, wait for the wine to be mellow, wait for you to play a guzheng." Jay Chou's "Fireworks Cool Easily" contains a thousand years of poetry, which makes me yearn for Suzhou, so I embarked on this song-like journey. As soon as I got off the bus, I went straight to Shantang Street. In the evening, the afterglow sprinkled on the ancient street, the stone road was plated with a layer of warm light, the pink walls and black tiles on the street were reflected in the long river, exactly the same as the Jiangnan water town depicted in "Fireworks Cool Easily." In the river, the black awning boat slowly rowed, the oars opened the water, rippling layers of ripples, and the ancient zither that crossed the millennium seemed to sound in my ears. Tired of shopping, go to the Humble Administrator's Garden to feel the charm of classical gardens. The pavilions and pavilions in the garden are staggered, and the rockery ponds complement each other, one step at a time, like a slowly unfolding ink painting. In this poetic garden, the melody of "Fireworks Cool Easily" keeps echoing in my mind, as if I have also become the person waiting in the story. At night, go to Pingjiang Road, find a teahouse by the river and sit down, order a cup of Biluochun, sip slowly, and quietly enjoy the night view of Suzhou. The melodious sound of silk and bamboo came from afar, and with the aroma of tea, it was intoxicating. This trip to Suzhou is a beautiful dream I found with the melody. If you are also "bewitched" by a certain song, why not try to set off? Remember to like and collect, and share your travel story with me!