Hahahaha, I was watching that video today too! I really like the girl in it.

Seconded! I love this brand of pineapple cakes too!!!!!

There, there. I can understand how bad you must have felt being treated like that. If it were strangers doing that to me, I'd find it baffling too.

Feels like it shouldn't be a huge issue, right? Awaiting your update.

A 'Sanhe Dashen,' perhaps.

How many comments is each person supposed to 'manage' per day?

You're right, I missed points 1 and 3. For point 2, I did visit the Nuwa statue and the seaside.

Excuse me, where is this place?

Beijing is too serious; it's not really suited for a relaxed lifestyle.

Luckily, my facial recognition went through smoothly. Otherwise, I really wouldn't have known what to do. (They didn't seem to realize I'm a woman and even said, 'Hey young man, why is your face so white?')

Feels like dry shampoo is essential in Hangzhou. I can't stand washing my hair every single day.

Poverty and low status bring endless woes.

Was this by any chance near the boat dock? The kind where they approach you right as you get out of a taxi, claiming their tour is cheap? I said I'd go in and check it out first, but he kept insisting there were no attractions inside. I almost fell for it. Luckily, I didn't go with them.

If you skip the Bund, other places are quite alright; it's not too crowded.

I wouldn't say that. Actually, a lot of people go to the City God Temple to buy gold.

You've got to be strong yourself to forge good iron; otherwise, you'll face harsh realities anywhere.

Riding a motorbike on the sly is probably fine there.

As a Suzhou local, let me say this: the traffic police here are among the most lenient in the country (their income from fines is one of the lowest nationwide). This leads to quite a few people on e-bikes and in cars not following traffic regulations.

Do you really add a lot of sugar to your everyday meals too? [Tears streaming down face emoji]

If you can mess up and miss the Inner Ring Road even at Zhongshan Interchange, then you'll find it even easier to get lost heading to Haizhu District. GPS navigation often has delays, and with so many diverging roads, you really need to look up at the signs. On another note, if it weren't for the Inner Ring Road elevated highway, Guangzhou's restrictions on out-of-town cars would be even tighter, and those drivers wouldn't even get the chance to complain.