A stunning town you'll never want to leave after just one visit!

In the spring of Jiangnan, I found the answer to healing myself." This week, I picked up the broken pieces of myself and hid them in the spring breeze of Nanxun. As the sunlight spilled over the bluestone paths at my feet, and the bronze bells on the eaves swayed with the reflection of the Wu Peng boats, I suddenly understood: Life should be wasted on such luxurious moments of healing. 🍵 Brew tea under the corridor of a century-old house, watch the tea smoke curl up the carved wooden windows. The wind steals the fresh scent of willow buds from the surface of the Tiao Xi River, crushing the accumulated anxiety into shimmering reflections on the water. It turns out that in the real Jiangnan, even the passage of time has a gentle shape. 🚣♀️Tips: The ticket office for the Wu Peng boats closes at 4:30 pm (learned this the hard way!). It is recommended to arrive in the morning and buy boat tickets first (one-way trip is 160/boat, which can accommodate 8 people). Now, sitting in the car, daydreaming, those missed boat tickets are perhaps a metaphor for the blank spaces life leaves us.