2025 Jingjiang Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in July)

Is it not amusing how we seem like long-lost comrades who have chanced upon each other in the cosmic expanse of time? 😂 Allow me to depict the anticipated conversation: "Hey there!" "Hey!!" "What's the story?" "Just beach-bumming... swimming!" "Oh, absolutely, haha! We ought to reconnect over coffee, don't you think?" "Definitely! I'll send you a message!" (Unintentionally) Forgets to send the message A year rolls by, and a sense of déjà vu envelops us as the exact exchange unfolds anew Can you find a kinship in this scenario or is it a solitary experience unique to me?

Australia has earned its reputation for hosting some of the world's most hazardous wildlife. However, my upbringing in Brisbane unveiled a contrasting truth—never did I find myself troubled by the genuine threat of lounging beneath a swaying coconut tree 🌴🥥. Amidst the backdrop of creatures that demand vigilance, the experience of seeking solace under these majestic fronds remains unperturbed by the unlikely event of plummeting coconuts. In a nation where caution is often a watchword due to its diverse and sometimes treacherous inhabitants, this simple luxury stands out as a rare, untouched respite.

A visual encapsulation of my emotions, mirroring the dichotomy of having Nacpan all to ourselves 🤗. As a travel blogger, the absence of crowds, tourists, and the notorious orange life jackets simplifies life – no more tedious photo editing. Yet, the nostalgia for a vibrant El Nido tugs at my heartstrings 💔. Empty streets, shuttered shops, struggling locals, and hungry strays paint a somber picture. While El Nido is open to domestic tourism, it's a plea for revival. However, restoration takes time, and the fear lingers that the El Nido of yore might fade away. PS. Bring back the falafel place 😭.

Amid the hustle and bustle of life, it's crucial to find moments to simply breathe 🌬️. Here, surrounded by the beauty of nature, I'm reminded to inhale love and exhale all that no longer serves me. 🤍 With each breath, I immerse myself in a state of tranquility, allowing love to permeate my being. It's a gentle practice that centers my soul and renews my spirit. The act of breathing in love and exhaling negativity serves as a constant reminder to nurture my well-being and radiate positivity to those around me.

Day 1: Depart from Shanghai by car at 9:30 AM → Arrive at Wulixiang Lobster by 11:30 AM (must-try: chilled, dried plum vegetable, and garlic butter crayfish) → Check in at Jinyue International Hotel for rest → Afternoon: 4 people play cards at the hotel while 4 others visit the newly opened Jingjiang Cultural Center (integrated complex of Grand Theater, Library, and Cultural Lounge) → Evening: First watch sunset near Riverside Flower Sea Park and photograph Jiangyin Bridge → Then enjoy authentic duck blood vermicelli soup at a local hole-in-the-wall eatery. Day 2: Morning dim sum at Nanyuan Hotel (delicious appetizers like crab roe soup dumplings, steamed wontons, and barley congee) → Visit a quaint coffee shop for Instagram-worthy shots (ideal for photo-loving ladies, others may skip) → Lunch at Yidong Hotel (signature dishes: roasted duck, pufferfish - choose between white stew soup or braised style) → Return to Shanghai.

During my recent trip to Jingjiang, I stayed at the highly acclaimed Jinyue International Hotel, which provided me with an unforgettable and comfortable experience that I must share with everyone. Prime Location for Ultimate Convenience The hotel is situated at the intersection of Yangguang Avenue and Tongjiang Avenue, bordered by Mazhou Park to the east, offering views of Jiangyin Bridge to the south, adjacent to the bustling city center to the west, and neighboring upscale residential areas to the north. Whether you want to stroll in the park or explore the city for shopping and dining, the location couldn't be more convenient. For someone like me who loves to immerse in local culture, this prime location was a huge time-saver. Architectural Beauty and Scenic Surroundings Even before stepping inside, the hotel's 50,000-square-meter modern architectural design caught my eye. The interplay of light and shadow on its facade exudes a unique charm. Upon entering, the outdoor garden—Yilan Garden—left me in awe with its picturesque scenery, like stepping into an urban oasis. With pavilions, lush greenery, and gentle breezes, it was the perfect place to unwind and snap some beautiful photos. A Cozy "Home Away from Home" The check-in process was swift and professional, with the friendly front desk staff offering welcome fruits, instantly making me feel at home. My room was spacious, bathed in natural light, and impeccably clean. The plush bed and well-equipped amenities ensured a restful, dreamless night's sleep. A Culinary Delight for Every Palate The breakfast at the hotel's first-floor restaurant was a feast for the senses! From traditional Chinese congee, steamed buns, and fried dough sticks to Western-style bread, milk, and omelets, along with fresh fruits and delicate pastries, every dish was a delight. I indulged in everything, leaving with a full and happy stomach. The hotel also boasts multiple restaurants and bars serving a variety of cuisines, though I didn’t have time to try them all—next time for sure! Leisure and Entertainment to Elevate Your Stay I had planned to hit the gym and take a dip in the pool, but unfortunately, they were temporarily closed. However, the hotel's mahjong room provided endless fun for me and my friends. Additionally, the sauna and tea house offered relaxing alternatives, ensuring a pleasant stay even without leaving the hotel. From the warm welcome to the reluctant farewell, every moment at Jingjiang Jinyue International Hotel was flawless. Whether for business or leisure, this hotel is a top-tier choice. I highly recommend it—next time you're in Jingjiang, treat yourself to this exceptional experience!

Want a spontaneous flower-viewing weekend getaway this spring?🥳 🙋🏻‍♀️ Suzhou is definitely worth a visit. Suzhou's magnolias are the epitome of Chinese romantic charm.✅ White magnolias are already in bloom, and pink magnolias are about to burst forth.🌸 Here's a spring flower viewing city walk itinerary, easily covering five scenic spots in a day.🥰 · 💁🏻‍♀【Getting to Suzhou from Nanjing】 🚄： Nanjing ➠ Suzhou 1h 🚗：Nanjing ➠ Suzhou 2h · 📝【One-Day Suzhou Flower Viewing City Walk Itinerary】 Ou Yuan Garden ➠ Twin Pagodas ➠ Chai Yuan Garden ➠ Jingsi Academy ➠ Master of the Nets Garden · 🗺【Flower Viewing and Photo Spots】 1️⃣ Ou Yuan Garden 💰20 | Pic 8 The pink window is right at the entrance. Magnolias paired with the window look like a painting.🥹 The garden itself is also worth exploring, with red camellias blooming in the backyard.🌺 2️⃣ Twin Pagodas 💰8 | Pic 1/9/14 Two white magnolia trees frame the ancient pagodas, just like a scene from a classic poem.🎨 You can also capture this framed view from outside.✨ 3️⃣ Chai Yuan Garden 💰0 | Pic 6/7/10 A small garden known mostly to locals. There are benches under the white magnolia trees, perfect for a relaxing afternoon.🍃 4️⃣ Jingsi Academy 💰0 | Pic 2/12 A small courtyard with several pink magnolia trees. It's right next to Chai Yuan Garden and not far from Master of the Nets Garden.🎰 5⁵ Master of the Nets Garden 💰30 | Pic 4/5/11/13/15 Many iconic Suzhou photo spots are here.🌟 Magnolia trees, shimmering water, the Tiyun Chamber, and blossoming flowers... 💡The Helen magnolias are still budding and are expected to bloom in about a week. 🛎️After enjoying the flowers, I went with friends to Pingjiang Road to eat noodles🍜, stroll through the gardens, and listen to Pingtan (Suzhou storytelling), immersing ourselves in Suzhou's romantic charm.🏮 The pavilions, towers, small bridges, and flowing water create a picturesque and poetic scene. It's very close to Qu Yuan Garden and Shantang Street. After eating, you can reach Suzhou Station in about 10 minutes. ~🚞

*Double Pearl Phoenix* is one of the most popular classic plays in Xi Opera. Its story has the feel of a captivating female-led drama, but the happy ending of "paired pearls and phoenixes, paired lovers" is truly lively, unlike the melancholic endings of plays like *The Lute* and *The Pavilion of Gentle Breezes*. If you're accustomed to tropes in opera such as everyone being a top-scoring scholar, lovers separated by family status, timely assistance from benefactors in times of need, and feuding families reconciling for a happy ending, you can set aside those concerns and appreciate the actors' singing and movements. The talented scholar and beautiful lady first meet at Wenxin Nunnery, falling deeply in love at first sight, much like the scene in *Three Glances at the Imperial Sister*. A carelessly lost phoenix hairpin becomes the red thread that brings them together, reminiscent of *Seeking a Wife*. Wen Bizheng, originally a top-scoring scholar from Luoyang, becomes a servant in Huo Dingjin's household to propose marriage to the talented lady from Nanyang, just like Tang Bohu. After four months of waiting, he finally meets the young lady. After a test of literary talent and an exchange of heartfelt words, they pledge their love to each other, a scene mirroring *The Sandalwood Fan*. This unconventional move is indeed a bit outrageous. Wen Bizheng, without following the proper marriage rituals, attempts to win the young lady's heart. Besides being overly confident, he risks ruining the young lady's reputation. But from another perspective, isn't this a pursuit and celebration of free love? It's understandable why Huo Tianrong, the "bad father," is angry. His beloved daughter was supposed to marry someone of equal status, elevating the family's standing. Instead, not only is her heart easily won, but her reputation is also at stake. The heroine, to protect her virtue, bravely refuses the arranged marriage, escapes by setting fire to the embroidery building, and defies her father. You can laugh at her lovestruck nature, pledging her life based on a few vows. You can criticize her rebellious act of defying marriage, abandoning her family and home. But the purest love is about unwavering devotion, pursuing each other regardless of the cost, without regard for consequences, future prospects, or fear of authority. In *The Peony Pavilion*, Du Liniang, for a vow of love, believes that "the living can die, and the dead can live." She dies of heartbreak and returns to life through love, a pure embodiment of love and freedom in an era bound by rituals. And how much yearning for loyalty and righteousness is contained in the operas written by scholars? The famous courtesan Su Xiaoxiao by the West Lake has a pavilion dedicated to her, inscribed with elegies by generations of literati. Did great poets like Bai Juyi, Li He, Liu Yuxi, Wen Tingyun, Li Shangyin, and Du Mu, seasoned in the ways of pleasure houses, come here to mourn and write poems simply because they saw her as their dream lover? No, Su Xiaoxiao of the Southern and Northern Dynasties was merely a projection of their emotions. They admired her identity as she toured the lake in her elegant carriage, envied her love with Ruan Yu, and respected her discerning eye for Bao Ren. She was the embodiment of their ideal selves and aspirations! The heroine gains the appreciation of the prime minister, who adopts her as his daughter. She transforms into an imperial inspector, clearing the hero's name, a plot reminiscent of *The Female Imperial Consort*. The scene where she weeps at the funeral hall, resolving to seek justice for her beloved, is particularly captivating. The heroine punishes corrupt officials, using her senior's identity to test the hero's sincerity and recount their past. With the prime minister's mediation, Huo Tianrong weighs the pros and cons and finally overcomes the class barrier, allowing the two to unite. This echoes *The Thorn Hairpin*, with similar missed connections and fateful reunions. Even today, love stories are just different combinations of familiar tropes. Yet, despite their familiarity, you are still captivated by the charm of the story and moved by the actors' simple and elegant performance. This story, set in Nanyang and Luoyang thousands of years ago, is so touching. Their love, hate, and obsession are no different from ours today. It has been adapted into Yue Opera, Wenzhou drum storytelling, films, and other forms, and continues to be performed. Xi Opera, praised as "a plum blossom on Taihu Lake," has been listed as a national intangible cultural heritage.

Recommended to visit Taizhou in February and March 🌱‌Taizhou is a charming tourist destination with many attractions and activities worth visiting. 🌻In Taizhou, you can enjoy a grand and rich lantern festival. The "Golden Snake Celebrates the New Year, Lighting Up Jiangyan" 2025 Yisi Snake Year Jiangyan Lantern Festival at Jiangyan People's Square attracts many citizens and tourists to enjoy the lanterns. The lantern festival has the "double festival" characteristics of the Spring Festival and Lantern Festival, and also incorporates the regional culture of Jiangyan, allowing people to experience a journey of light and shadow. 🏘Taizhou Old Street is a historical and cultural block, with ancient buildings and a variety of local snacks that are unforgettable. Qinhu National Wetland Park is the largest wetland park in Jiangsu Province, with vast wetlands, clear lakes, and rich wildlife resources, making it a great place to enjoy natural scenery. There are also attractions such as Jingjiang Gushan, Lizhong Water Forest Park, Taizhou Garden Expo Park, and Fengcheng River Scenic Area, each with its own unique charm. 🥗Recommended authentic Taizhou cuisine: crab meat lion's head, fish soup noodles, white sauce fish soup, etc. 🌸If you plan to visit Taizhou in February and March, be sure to visit Meiyuan Scenic Area to enjoy the beautiful scenery of plum blossoms in full bloom. 🌳Taizhou is a tourist destination that combines natural scenery, historical culture, and food experiences. Whether you are enjoying the lantern festival, visiting attractions, or tasting food, you will be filled with joy and satisfaction.

🌸Have you ever heard of this saying: "There are thirteen imperial tombs in the north and the Jingjiang royal tomb in the south"? The Jingjiang Palace is the Ming Jingjiang Prince Mausoleum, known as the "No. 1 Mausoleum in Lingnan". Tour route: Chengyun Gate--Ancient King's Road--Chengyun Hall--Couple Tree--National Academy (Sleeping Palace)--Sun Yat-sen Memorial--Reading Rock (foot of Duxiu Peak)--Qing Dynasty Imperial Examination Hall--Duxiu Peak 🌼Jingjiang, also known as Mazhou Qijiang! After crossing the Jiangyin Bridge, you will arrive at Jingjiang, Jiangsu! "Jing" means stability and peace, and "Jiang" means it is close to the Yangtze River, and it is a riverside city! Jingjiang is known as the "Little Jiangnan in Northern Jiangsu". Born because of the river, prospered because of the river. The superior geographical location makes this city have both the poetic elegance of the Jiangnan water towns and the majestic momentum of the surging rivers. About Jingjiang Attractions Lonely Mountain Pass Ma Chau Park Mucheng Park Yuewang Temple Clock Tower Square Riverside sunset 🌈Nanzhiyuan Soup Dumplings (Shaking Head Soup Dumplings): These are all local time-honored brands. The crab roe soup dumplings contain real crab meat, and one dumpling has half a bowl of soup! The knife fish wontons and braised puffer fish are both must-eats. ☀️Have a bowl of duck blood vermicelli and ten sesame cakes: These two shops are next to each other, and sesame cakes and duck blood vermicelli have become a pair, and almost everyone has one and a bowl of them as standard. The vermicelli in Jingjiang is sweet potato vermicelli, which is different from the one in Zhenjiang! ☁️You can have fried buns: a local chain of fried buns, the fried buns are really delicious. 💧Gao's Food: It seems that there is only the bean curd rolls in Jingjiang, which contains steamed rice, fried dough sticks and pickled vegetables. I didn't eat it because they closed at 10 o'clock in the morning. I walked around the city for a long time and didn't see any other bean curd rolls open. If you want to eat it, try it early!

🌸 Gushan Temple Gushan Temple, a famous temple in Jingjiang, is located about five or six kilometers north of Jingjiang city center, on the solitary Gushan Mountain. Originally named Zhengjian Temple in the early Tang Dynasty, it has a history of 1,500 years. Gushan may only be a little over fifty meters in altitude, but it is the only hill between Nanjing and Nantong along the north bank of the Yangtze River; a lone peak rising abruptly from the vast plains! 🌺 To the north of Gushan Temple is a heavy gate, through which one enters the Dongyue Royal Palace, the main hall of Gushan Temple. Inside the hall are a hundred Buddha statues, resplendent in gold and jade. Behind the temple is the 'Buguiting' pavilion, with its upturned eaves and flying corners, carved beams and painted rafters. Atop the rear mountain is the 'Wangjiang Tower,' from which one can gaze into the distance to see the clear river like a ribbon and the flat fields stretching for miles. Currently, Gushan Temple houses the Shanmen Hall, Guanyin Hall, Mahavira Hall, and the Three Treasures Tower, among other facilities. The temple's six-meter-tall white jade Guanyin statue, and the eight-meter-tall iron-cast Medicine Buddha statue, are the largest of their kind in the surrounding area. Now, Gushan Temple's winding paths lead to secluded spots, with morning bells and evening drums, and incense smoke curling upwards. 🌼 The temple is predominantly red and yellow, and when the weather is good, it matches the blue sky, making it easy to take beautiful photos. It is also suitable for ladies to check in wearing traditional Chinese dresses or cheongsams! As an ancient temple on a mountain, it offers tranquility amidst the bustle, with a broad view and a peaceful mind! 🌟 For crab roe soup dumplings, 'Nanzhiyuan' is the top choice, with little difference between the special and regular versions, except the special has thinner skin. They are light in taste, not salty or greasy. Bite into one, suck out the soup, add some ginger and vinegar, and it's really too comfortable. After the soup dumplings, head to Gushan. The weekend I went there was a market, with stalls lining the provincial road for over a kilometer, truly a spectacular sight. 'On the third day of the third month, go up to Gushan.' 🔥 After descending the mountain, head to Jishi Ancient Town, where I bought Jishi Zhaoshao Bing, fermented rice buns, and Ying cake. This destination was not in the original travel plan, but was inspired by a food documentary I happened to see once, which featured Jishi Zhaoshao Bing. Although this snack is clearly a high-calorie mix of sugar and oil, I remember being moved by the copywriting at the time, and I was determined to try it.

Spring is in full swing🌸, it's time to go out and enjoy the greenery🌱, to capture the essence of spring, and to take a leisurely stroll through the season! I've discovered a hidden gem of a park in Jingjiang, where you can enjoy the gentle breeze of Jingjiang🌬️. It's a place with few people and beautiful scenery, where you can have the entire river beach to yourself, and even camp out. Lying, sitting, running, or flying kites🪁 and playing frisbee🥏 on the grass feels incredibly relaxing😌 Under an open sky, lay out desserts, fruits, cakes, savory snacks, drinks, barbecue... and have a nature date with friends. It's also extremely pet-friendly🐶; during camping, I met many people who came specifically to walk their dogs. Jingjiang Music & Flower Sea Park 🏠Address: 300 meters south of the intersection of Binjiang Road and Huimin Road, Jingjiang City, Taizhou, Jiangsu Province 🚗Transportation: Self-driving is recommended, parking is very convenient ⛺️Camping: It's suggested to navigate to 'Jingjiang Bridge Hotel', there's a camping site next to it where you can barbecue🍖, have a bonfire🔥, and sing karaoke🎙️ while camping ⛺️Camping Tips Located on the 'most beautiful hundred-mile riverbank', next to it are the Jiangyin Bridge and the Yangtze River, surrounded by lush vegetation and flowers blooming in all four seasons, it's absolutely gorgeous🌸. When the sun sets, it feels like you're at San Francisco's Golden Gate Bridge🌉. The park has a dedicated camping area, no need to prepare camping gear or barbecue supplies, just bring some snacks～ 🏖️Nearby Attractions Recommendation Be sure to take a walk in the park at sunset🚶. On a clear day, you can see the sunset over the river, with cargo ships passing by, and the majestic Jiangyin Bridge in the background, making you feel like you've stepped into a scene from a spectacular movie🎬

I went to Chiang Mai during the winter vacation before the Chinese New Year. My wife and I chartered a car to visit the White Temple, Blue Temple, and Black Temple. Our driver was a descendant of the Yunnan Army. Along the way, he talked to us about the place where he grew up in northern Thailand and gave us a very detailed tour. In addition to giving us a deeper understanding of the situation of the Yunnan Army at the time and the facts caused by history, the driver also introduced the rich northern Thai culture incisively and vividly. It was a very good trip. #Chiangmai #White Temple in Chiangmai #Blue Temple in Chiangrai #Black Temple in Chiangrai #One Day Tour in Chiangmai #Chiangrai

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Jingjiang Music Flower Sea Square is a vibrant and colorful tourist spot. It is located on the east side of Jiangyin Bridge, facing the river, covering an area of about 100,000 square meters, and is one of the most beautiful sections of the Jingjiang section of the Yangtze River. The famous Crossing the River Campaign took place here. The design of the entire square fully considers the original topographic features, low-lying areas naturally form ponds and reed wetlands, and at the same time, a variety of grass flowers, color block seedlings and perennial woody plants are planted in large areas, creating a colorful flower sea landscape. All year round, there are beautiful flowers blooming here, bringing us an excellent experience of watching the flower sea.

Returning to the bustling streets of Manila after an idyllic fortnight in the exquisite embrace of El Nido, I'm relishing in the impeccable culmination of a year etched in the vibrant tapestry of the Philippines 🇵🇭. As the time approaches for our departure, I find myself enshrouded in a whirlwind of emotions. With a heart brimming with gratitude, I extend my heartfelt appreciation to this magnificent land for the breathtaking beauty it has unfolded before my eyes 🌏💛. Until the stars align for our paths to cross once more, I raise my voice to salute you, my dear Philippines, with the resounding cry of "Mabuhay sa inyong tanan" 🇵🇭💛.

Namaslay 🙏🏽🧘🏽♀️. Despite the persistent gusts challenging my tranquility, this tranquil corner in Noosa remains a sanctuary that resonates deeply with my soul. 🌏 After an extended absence, Australia's captivating beauty has once again captivated my heart, rekindling my love for this diverse land. 🇦🇺 Noosa's magnetic charm is undeniable, and I'm fully immersing myself in this experience while adorned head to toe in cottonon attire. The wind may dance around me, but my spirit remains grounded and connected to this extraordinary place.

Rest assured, no harm befell any turtles during the creation of this delightful drink – the straw is devoid of plastic! 🍹 This seemingly small choice carries larger implications, as embracing eco-friendly alternatives contributes to the overall well-being of our beloved planet. Let's integrate sustainability seamlessly into our sipping routines, making every sip a conscious step toward safeguarding our environment. By collectively adopting turtle-friendly sipping habits, we embark on a journey of positive change.

The well-known Taizhou Jingjiang Crab Yellow Soup Bag, once appeared on the "China on the tip of the tongue", is known for its thin skin, juicy feet and delicious taste. It is said to have a history of more than 200 years. When you eat, you first bite a small mouth, suck the soup, then eat the skin and stuffing, you can clearly see the large pieces of crab yellow and crab meat inside the stuffing, very delicious. The production process of crab yellow soup bag is also quite complicated. More than ten staff members, from the kneading flour and suede to the soup bag, are required to be skilled in every step. Only the master with skilled operation skills can be competent. In order to ensure that the soup is steamed, it will not be intact until it is delivered to the entrance. Jingjiang has a lot of restaurants selling crab yellow soup bags, but the locals only admire the "Southern Edge Soup Bag" of Nanyuan Hotel. In the same year, "China on the tip of the tongue" was recorded in this store. The crab-yellow soup of the South Edge is snow-white and crystal-clear, and the folds on the top are fine and even. The whole is just like a full and round, tightly wrapped, and contains a jade flower. The skin is as thin as paper, almost transparent, slightly moving. You can see that the soup inside is shaking gently, which makes people feel the softness of blowing. Southern edge in addition to crab yellow soup bag, there are other crab meat crab yellow dishes, are also worth a try.

Jingjiang City, Jiangsu Province is located on the north bank of the Yangtze River, opposite Jiangyin City. Jingjiang is at the intersection of Jianghuai culture and Wu culture, creating a unique culture and cuisine here. Tin operas have been circulating in Jingjiang for a long time, and now there are many Xi opera performances in rural areas. The performances of the Xin drama are arranged in the evening. After eating at about 7 o'clock, it is still very popular in Jingjiang countryside. The troupe of the Xi opera was also very dedicated, and it was already two or three hours before the performance. Makeup will take more time, each person's dress is different, and there are several costumes in the middle. These actors are from professional troupes. I thought that the life in rural areas has been rich and colorful, and there are not many people watching the opera. However, after arriving at the scene, they found that they were all full and the traditional culture was deeply rooted. The stage is in the square in the village. There are hundreds of people sitting under the stage. They are all family members, and they think of the scene of watching open-air movies when they were young. The vocals and dialogues of the xi opera are not easy to understand. Fortunately, there are subtitles on both sides, and you can hear the approximate meaning. For the actors, such performances have long been familiar. The audience under the stage is fascinated. A scene is about two hours of singing. The cultural life in the countryside is also rich and colorful. Next to the stage is a huge band, under the leadership of the conductor, a perfect interpretation of a piece of music.

The gourmet documentary "China on the Tip of the Tongue" has won a lot of food, among which Jiangsu Jingjiang's Crab Soup is one of the beneficiaries. Because of the "tip of the tongue" and know the Jingjiang soup bag, I went to this small town to find out. To say that Jingjiang's crab yellow soup bag is the most famous, the first Nanyuan Hotel. Here, we insist on making soup bags with traditional techniques. In order to ensure the quality does not open branches, diners gather. According to Tao Master of Tangbao Store, it is still a very hard job to make soup bags. Every day, it is dark and greedy. Because of the complicated craftsmanship of handmade soup, ordinary apprentices can complete the soup making in three or four years. It is also the trouble that Master Tao is distressed. It has not been recruited by the new apprentice for three years. A standard Jingjiang soup bag is about 3 weights and needs 30 pleats. Because there is too much juice in the soup bag, the skin is very easy to break, and the pleats can play a buffering role. Jingjiang's crab yellow soup package price is almost the same for every store. The ordinary soup bag is about 20 yuan. Nanyuan Hotel also innovatively introduces the fried soup bag. After the soup bag is steamed, it is fried on the pan. The ordinary soup bag is different, and the price is much higher, 42 yuan. The soup in the soup comes from the rind of meat, which is wrapped in buns when the rind is frozen. When it is steamed, the rind becomes a broth.

Jingjiang City, Jiangsu Province, is located on the north bank of the Yangtze River and is opposite to Jiangyin City. The terrain in Jingjiang is flat. Only one hill is more than 50 meters above sea level. It has become the highest peak of Jingjiang River and the first place where Jingjiang landed. The hill in Jingjiang is called Gushan. It was originally an isolated island in the sea. It landed about 7000-2.5 million years ago, with an elevation of only 55.6 meters. There is a Gushan Temple on the mountain. The most famous of the Lonely Mountain is the temple fair on March 3rd of the lunar calendar. The Lonely Mountain Temple Fair is one of the most grand temple fairs in Taizhou. It has been circulating for hundreds of years and is usually held for three days. The scene is very lively. The Gushan Temple Fair is the first batch of non-legacy projects in Jingjiang. During the period of the Lonely Mountain Temple Fair, the incense of the Gushan Temple was even stronger, and the tourists of the mountaineering were in constant stream. According to records, Gushan Temple was built in the Yuan Dynasty, earlier than Jingjiang County, but it has been destroyed in history. The Gushan Temple is now rebuilt in 1993. Climbing along the steps, the temples are stacked on top of the mountain. The temple is also a good place to enjoy the scenery. Under the mountain is a large farmland and scattered houses. Jingjiang folks have a proverb called "March 3, Shang Gushan." The Lonely Mountain Temple Fair attracts the good men and women from Jingjiang and the surrounding Taixing and Rugao. Visiting the temple fair, in addition to going to the Gushan Temple to enter the incense, of course, also to go to the market.