Initially, I also thought there were few restrooms, especially compared to Ueno Zoo. But after exploring for a while, it turned out to be adequate.

You probably went on a weekend, right? It's usually not this crowded on weekdays. For the Forbidden City, if you go in through a side entrance, you can get in within half an hour.

Excuse me, if I'm choosing between Suzhou and Hangzhou, which one would you recommend? I'm heading to Shanghai soon and would like to visit one of them as a side trip.

Most don't wear makeup. Otherwise, what miracle product do you think could possibly withstand 40°C (104°F) outdoors?

Stop with the recommendations! If they try it and can't handle the taste, they'll just end up posting a 'what to avoid' review.

This used to be just an ordinary spot in Shanghai, but it's been hyped up online in recent years. It's perfectly normal if you don't feel like visiting again.

Where is this?

Wukang Mansion... every time friends from out of town want to go, I dread accompanying them. It was never a tourist spot before, nothing much to see. But now, for tourists, it's suddenly a 'must-see' attraction.

How much is it per night? And do I need to bring my own slippers, toothbrush, and toothpaste?

Taiwan is genuinely great for staying in youth hostels.

You just didn't spend enough money. Of course, it's a 'food desert' for you then.