How can you say you've been to Dali if you haven't stayed in a wooden courtyard?

There is a standard answer to the question of what kind of life people who quit their jobs dream of: Rent a courtyard by Erhai Lake, transform it into a place you like, and live a self-sufficient life, cooking and watching the sea. During a short trip, you can experience the relaxation of living by Erhai Lake in advance. Stay 700 meters from Longkan Wharf, in an independent courtyard, a traveler's home, a container that accommodates all kinds of idealism. Get up early to watch the sunrise at the wharf, and take the sunrise package prepared by the housekeeper, including a blanket, milk, flower cake, and sunscreen. The warm little package makes the scenery even more beautiful. Return to the homestay for a bowl of authentic Yunnan rice noodles, and sit on the tatami in the room in the afternoon to drink tea and grind coffee. Fresh fruit and goodnight desserts are delivered to the room every day. I like the cotton and linen sheets, which are different from the white sheets commonly used in hotels, and give me a sense of security like lying on my own bed. Fang Qi said, "People will fall in love with Dali repeatedly at different ages and in different seasons, fall in love with the romance of the Bai people, fall in love with the fullness of taste buds, fall in love with the laziness of the wind blowing in midsummer, and also fall in love with the blue sky and sea." Well, Dali, see you next time.