Tianjin, China

#One-day trip plan##100 ways to travel We traveled from Beijing to Tianjin, taking about half an hour, to spend the night. In the evening, we took the subway from Huayuan Station, our accommodation, to Tianjin Station, and walked to Haihe Culture Square to see the view on the opposite side, where there were shops selling things set up as tents along the Haihe River. There are beautiful buildings with European-style architecture and famous restaurants along the road. Then we walked to see the Century Clock Roundabout, crossed the Jiefang Bridge, walked along the riverbank, turned right, and there were shops selling drinks with seats facing the river to watch the tour boats. There was a ring toss game to play. The buildings were beautifully lit, and there were buskers playing in many places, and some fans came to hold light sticks and sing along. As for food, we ordered food from a shop along the road. Then we walked to another street to go to St. Joseph's Church. The ancient tile house also passed the Chinese Museum of Finance and the beautiful French and Chinese bank buildings. The next morning, the subway staff suggested that we walk along the street to see the Tianjin Eye. It turned out that it was quite far, so we could only take pictures from a distance. On the way back, I passed the beautiful Wanghailou Christian Church on the side of the road, so I took a picture. I didn't stop by the Italian Village yet, I had to turn left for another kilometer, I was afraid I wouldn't make it in time for the train back to Beijing.