The two-yuan ferry ride across the Huangpu River provides breathtaking views of The Bund and Pudong skyline. You can catch this scenic ferry at the Zhongshan Dongyi Road Pier.

If you're visiting Suzhou, here's the deal: stop arguing about where to go and just split up! Suzhou is a city with so much to offer that it's almost impossible for everyone in your group to agree on one thing. Some people love the classical gardens (which are UNESCO World Heritage Sites, by the way), while others might prefer wandering through Pingjiang Road, a historic street filled with local snacks and souvenirs. And don't forget Jinji Lake if you want a more modern vibe—it’s like Suzhou's answer to Shanghai's skyline but with less hustle and bustle. Everyone can enjoy their own adventure and then meet up later to share stories. That way, no one gets cranky or feels like they’re missing out.

But 50 isn't old at all. My mom is in her 50s and is very tech-savvy. She uses WeChat, Xiaohongshu, Douyin, and Kuaishou. She handles household matters better than I do. So, it's more like the 50-year-old has their own ideas, just like my mom. They know a lot but don't want to listen to me, which is frustrating.

In that case, you're practically a beacon of hope for everyone in the aviation industry! [Hehe R]

It's these very people.

Okay, I'll see if I have time.

Thinking of visiting for a few days around March 8th.

Not great. It felt like a budget version of a well-known studio (like Tian Zhen Lan, for example). Plus, their photography skills just weren't up to par.

This is so annoying.

The facilities aren't as good as Zhuhai's. You can't find your luggage; they just have hanging tags. In Zhuhai, the tags have flashing lights.

Awesome!

Hey, what do you think of this part of the route?

So, by that logic, 7200 is closer to 5000 then?

The car's stopped for you, go on and cross! I've been fined twice for not yielding at crosswalks, so I'm a bit jumpy about it now.

Wuxi has no hills. (This is likely sarcastic or referring to a different part/experience)

Suzhou is known for its refined elegance, but it also offers expansive, beautiful scenery, such as the landscapes around Taihu Lake.

Oh, so maybe it's better to walk past the congested part and then grab a taxi?

You could rephrase it as: 'Shanghai Disneyland, why do you have a seat-sharing policy?'

Super crowded.

I used to work in this very building. My take-home pay was 10,000 RMB. And yet, every afternoon, I'd still 'performatively' grab a Starbucks. After paying rent, I'd be 2,000-3,000 in credit card debt each month.