Tell me about Qingjiang Gallery.

There is a traffic jam in Wuhan. Yesterday, I took the bus to the place where it was supposed to take 10 minutes, and it took me an hour to get there. . . Actually, there's nothing to play. East Lake is quite big, but I remember when I went there, the water was particularly smelly. . And there are mosquito disasters. There are mosquitoes everywhere. It's disgusting. There is also the Yellow Crane Tower in Wuhan, which is famous, but not very interesting. The present building is imitation, not wooden, and there is nothing to see in it. Wuhan is more suitable for shopping. Many shopping malls and small shops have beautiful clothes, and Wuhan is suitable for urban tourism. Yichang, Yichang's Three Gorges Family Scenic Area, Qingjiang Gallery Scenic Area, Two Dams and One Gorge are all very good scenic spots around Wuhan. Yichang itself is a very leisure city, and there is generally no traffic jam. At least I've been in Yichang for 20 years, and I haven't encountered several traffic jams. Taking a taxi is also very cheap. However, it is best not to stay in the Super 8 Hotel in Yichang. There are some problems. I lived in Yichang before my friend went to see me. In short, it is not very good. The surrounding provinces of Wuhan also recommend Hunan Phoenix, Zhangjiajie and Hunan, where the food is mainly spicy. Enshi is also very fun. It feels good to go to Enshi in summer vacation. It has a beautiful environment. I recommend Tenglong Cave in Lichuan, the largest cave in China. Tenglong Cave itself is spectacular. What is more spectacular is the performance inside, which is really wonderful and shocking. The Grand Canyon in Enshi is also good. In a word, Enshi is a beautiful and distinctive city, and its taste is biased towards Sichuan, mainly spicy. The characteristic is that the food is potatoes, dregs, tonic, hehe. In addition, Chongqing is also good in neighboring provinces. Go to eat hot pot. It seems delicious to see photos of classmates eating hot pot in Chongqing. Have a nice trip. . . The following photo was taken by me in Enshi Grand Canyon. . .