Pathfinder Episode 119: The Stunning Tianjin China Stone Park.

Weekend cycling. A total of 320 km in two days, a new record for me. Route: Beijing—Florentia Village, Wuqing, Tianjin—Tianmu North Mosque, Beichen District, Tianjin—Damingguang Bridge, Haihe River—China Stone Park, Jinnan District, Tianjin—Beijing. 🌺 Saturday, 160 km. 1. Florentia Village: Located next to Florentia Village, it was so deserted, there were hardly any tourists on the weekend. 2. Tianmu North Mosque: I picked it up on the way, just because I happened to see a spire when I passed by, but it turned out to be an old mosque. The mosque was built in 1404 and has been expanded and rebuilt over the past 600 years. 3. Damingguang Bridge, Haihe River: I was confused and guided to the Haihe River, and I saw Damingguang Bridge. 🌺 Sunday, 160 km. At 8:30 am, I visited Tianjin China Stone Park, a very niche man-made attraction, with great care and materials, really nice. The small park has a unique atmosphere, with a heavy sense of ruins and ruins. It is quite suitable for portrait photography. On the way back, the wind was blowing at level 3, and I was riding in a miserable posture. About 50 km from Beijing, the sun set, and the temperature on the open and dark suburban tree-lined road seemed to drop to near freezing, with clear soup and snot flowing through the streets and alleys. I arrived in Beijing at night, exhausted. 🌺