Okay, I'm ready! Give me the Chinese title.

[Mrs. Beverly Glover-Crist]

So, where is it less crowded?

[Miss Angela Cormier]

What a 'dump'.

[Robyn Monahan]

Back in the 90s, many attractions around West Lake, like Quyuan Garden and Huagang Park, charged admission fees, even for locals. Now, those are all gone. It was all done so that everyone could experience the beauty of Hangzhou. So please, show a little respect; don't just come here and complain. We've practically given West Lake over to tourists every single day.

[Orlando Ryan]

I genuinely don't dare go near West Lake these days.

[Dexter Cummerata]

Anyone who calls West Lake a 'dump' is probably still too caught up in being busy and anxious, unable to slow down and truly savor life...

[Ken Fahey]

West Lake is genuinely lovely. I visited the year before last and have been wanting to go again recently, but hearing how crowded it is makes me a bit apprehensive.

[Mr. Philip Hudson]

It looks best when the weather's good, but some of the trees are quite beautiful on their own.

[Sadie Ortiz-Waelchi]

Are you talking about just one spot?

[Dr. Lance Glover]

West Lake: Oh, so it's my fault?

[Byron Larkin]

Honestly, there isn't much to see.

[Mr. Ryan Hermann]

You should go to that spot in the summer. This season, it's better to visit Quyuan Garden and the area with the willow trees.

[Lula Schmidt]

Which subway station is most convenient to get to?

[Jose Beahan]

Longxiangqiao, but I wouldn't recommend it. That station is always incredibly packed with people.

[Delia Jast]

Just an ordinary day.

[Kendra Howe]

Absolutely stunning! The kind of beautiful where you could just sit by the lake and space out for an hour.