That's the bridge in front of Dongwu Hotel.

@DayuHaitang, hurry up with the guide!

I have absolutely no idea who he is.

I'm going the day after tomorrow, hahaha! A bit worried myself, tbh.

Actually, it's our third day, and this is the first time I've really felt any rain – and it's just starting now. We'd pretty much wrapped up our daytime activities anyway. Plus, it was so hot we opted for indoor attractions with AC.

To be honest, Guangzhou is quite boring. I'm a local, and I even head to Foshan for fun these days.

Oh wow, a fellow Hubeinese!

This afternoon, after leaving Beihai Park, I had to walk endlessly through the hutongs to get to the subway station. They were so, so, so, so long! I was about to break down. There were no share bikes anywhere, and I was absolutely exhausted.

Avoid Nanjing East Road, Disneyland, Joy City, The Bund, and Lujiazui. Anywhere else should be fine.

1: City God Temple (Chenghuang Miao), Yu Garden, Nanjing Road Pedestrian Street, The Bund, Jinling East Road Ferry Terminal, Lujiazui, Oriental Pearl Tower. 2: Jing'an Temple, Moller Villa, Xujiahui Cathedral, Anfu Road, Yuyuan Road, Wukang Road. 3: Shanghai Postal Museum, Suzhou Creek Riverside Walk, Zhapu Road Bridge, Bund Origin, Waibaidu Bridge, North Bund Raffles City.

What time is it now?

Is it cold?

So, that's why people from Guangdong rarely wear big-name brands...

Kyoto is a global tourist destination, while Hangzhou is primarily a domestic one. They're on different levels.

No attractive women???

Because it's truly a different experience, and I love it!

Perhaps it's because the establishment doesn't want to have to dispose of your trash.

2km isn't close? It's just a hop, skip, and a jump!

All the criticisms mentioned really hit home. I initially thought it was an amusement park like Universal Studios or Disneyland. In reality, it's more of a venue with outdoor and indoor theater-style performances. You should plan your time carefully to catch as many shows as possible. The main 'Romance of the Song Dynasty' show even has a part where actresses in bikinis serve tea. As a family of three in the VIP section, that was a bit awkward. Overall, it was unremarkable – nothing terrible, but no pleasant surprises either. I wouldn't say I was disappointed; when you're traveling, you tend to check out the famous spots. The funniest thing was, halfway through, my wife remembered she'd actually been there before!

Tainan can be particularly tricky for non-locals, especially if you don't have a scooter.