We rode down a small path, with fields and weeds all around.

I've traveled to many countries, and I can say Shanghai has its own unique heritage and style. Plus, it boasts an incredible range of authentic cuisine from all over China and the world. It absolutely rivals major metropolises like New York, Tokyo, and Paris.

90 yuan for 6 hours... That's right next to Taikoo Hui. Isn't 15 an hour actually pretty cheap for that location?

Taiwan has tons and tons of delicious street food!! If you get the chance, come visit often~ I'll take you to try all the best night market delicacies ʕ•ᴥ•ʔ.

I took a ride-share.

I've been to Shenzhen, but if you're talking about the vibe, it really can't compare to Sanya.

Beijing doesn't really have an off-season; it's just that it's much less crowded when it's not a public holiday. If it's your first time visiting Beijing, I'd still recommend finding a small tour group in advance and making sure you understand the daily itinerary. It's best when you can visit places like the Forbidden City, the National Museum, and others without having to worry about any of the planning – a completely hassle-free experience. Otherwise, you'd have to make reservations for many attractions yourself. With a tour, your meals, accommodation, and transportation are all taken care of. When you arrive at the sights, the driver and guide will sort out tickets and provide commentary. That's what my friends and I did.

Exactly! Where I'm from, the starting fare is 8 yuan, so I was a bit shocked to see it at 16 yuan.