What is the city like Suzhou?

As a northerner who has lived in Shenzhen 10 for many years, tell me my true views on Suzhou! 13 When I went to Suzhou from Shenzhen, I felt that Suzhou was a more humane city than Guangdong. I just got off the train when I first arrived in Suzhou. I am a stranger, and my mobile phone is turned off without power. In order to contact my friends, I borrowed my mobile phone twice by the roadside, and others did not hesitate to lend it to me. This surprised me at first, and it was very warm, because borrowing a mobile phone from others on the streets of Shenzhen would probably be regarded as a liar. The pace of life in Suzhou is not as fast as that in Guangdong, and there is no particularly late night market. Seriously, I'm new here and I'm not used to it! Later, I gradually fell in love with this city. Suzhou is a city with rich historical accumulation and cultural background. I like to go shopping on weekends when I have nothing to do. Suzhou has many scenic spots and gardens, as well as many free scenic spots. But before you go to any scenic spot, you must do your homework and appreciate the culture and historical allusions of the city, otherwise you will just watch the excitement! If you want to eat, drink and have fun, go to Guanqian Street, which is more lively! Want to see the ancient town, go to Shantang Street, Pingjiang Road, Tongli, Mudu and Luzhi. Personally, I like to visit Shantang Street and Pingjiang Road, and I want a chicken claw of Pingjiang Road every time! It is also very pleasant to have a cup of fragrant tea and listen to a tune of pingtan when you are tired of shopping, although I don't understand! The most famous scenic spots in Suzhou are Tiger Hill, Humble Administrator's Garden and Hanshan Temple. Tickets are required. Tiger Hill is theNo. 1 in Suzhou Scenic Area. The scenic spots are not very big and need to be savored. There are many relics and allusions! There are also many mountains in Suzhou, so you can climb them with friends on weekends. There are Dome Mountain, Fangshang Mountain, Lingyan Mountain, Tian Ping Mountain, Wangshan Mountain, Longchi Scenic Area and so on! I usually like to climb Lingyan Mountain in Mudu. I don't need a ticket. The mountain is not high, and the scenery along the way is good. Climbing to the top of the mountain and eating a bowl of double mushroom noodles at Lingyanshan Temple is also unique. If you want to barbecue, you can climb the dome mountain! There is a barbecue garden in the first peak of Wuzhong. There are many lakes in Suzhou, and each lake is carefully managed, and the landscape is different! They are all particularly beautiful! The lakes in Suzhou include Jinji Lake, Yangcheng Lake, Taihu Lake, Shihu Lake, Qingjian Lake, Dushu Lake, Yinshan Lake and so on! Personally, I like to go to Shihu Lake, especially in the afternoon, when I look up the mountain from the east of the lake. The reflection of the mountain and the lake is sparkling, and when the sun sets, the tower that goes up the mountain is reflected in the lake again. Beautiful scenery is intoxicating! Those who like history must go to Suzhou Museum. There are many museums in Suzhou, including Silk Museum, City Wall Museum and Champion Museum. The largest museum is next to Humble Administrator's Garden, designed by the famous designer Bei. There are many antiques in it, divided into many areas. You can watch it for a day after careful appreciation! There are many temples in Suzhou, so I won't introduce them one by one. The most famous is Hanshan Temple. The first night berth near Fengqiao has been on fire for more than 1000 years! There used to be eight gates in Suzhou, but many of them were demolished in 1949, and most of the gates you can still see are renovated! If you eat this piece, Suzhou people will eat better and eat exquisitely. There are countless kinds of cakes, desserts and sweet porridge. The famous time-honored brands are Songcrane Tower and Deyue Tower, and the specialty is sweet and sour mandarin fish. There are many noodle restaurants in Suzhou, many of which are time-honored brands. I'm used to northwest pasta and small noodles, but I'm not used to Soviet-style noodles, which are a little sweet. Suzhou locals are also easy to get along with, and the people I meet are basically easy-going and belong to the typical Jiangnan model. I don't have the generosity of northerners, and I don't like people in the south who try their best to make money. I belong to Xiaofu, I don't want to be competitive, I don't want to cheat you intentionally, and I live carefully! Generally speaking, Suzhou gave me a mild impression. Being in it will make you feel bathed in the spring breeze!