Due to some factors, the graduation trip ended early... I have already bought a ticket to go home tomorrow night. I will be able to get home tomorrow night, and if nothing else happens, I can resume updates that night.
I would like to apologize to you all. I originally thought that I could write while traveling, but later I found that I thought too much... When you come to a strange city and an unfamiliar place, you are most likely to feel haggard, often for a day.
After walking down, I just wanted to sleep at night and had no energy to code.
But speaking of this, the author here really wants to complain. Suzhou is a good place, but it is really unfriendly to me (?????????????)
Recalling the experience of these three days, I feel that this is a process in which ignorant and newbies are constantly being ripped off.
On the first day, I was ripped off when I stayed in a hotel. I booked a room online, but when I got to the hotel, the boss increased the price, otherwise I wouldn't be able to stay (because it was the peak tourist season and I couldn't find other rooms around). Then on the third day, today.
The price increased by another ten yuan (￢_￢).
Then, because of the constant persuasion from the person being promoted, I finally got confused and signed up for a so-called one-day tour to Suzhou (including four items), only to be tricked again (?﹏?).
The tour guide took us to the first scenic spot, the Humble Administrator's Garden, and then kept going to other places. The whole process felt like being tied up by a chain. I was not traveling around Suzhou, but Suzhou was traveling around me.
Forget it, after all, this is what a group tour is, so there’s nothing to complain about. However, there are shopping and dining sessions afterwards, selling silks and introducing pearls, and in the end, I was semi-forced to eat a meal at noon. "
"Great" lunch at a great price.
By the way, there was a scenic spot called Dingyuan in the middle of the day trip. It was said to be the former residence of Liu Bowen, so I and my friends rushed there excitedly, but then quickly lost my good mood because many of the sitting areas were unclean and there were too many mosquitoes (
T_T)
What’s sad is that I went to the water park the next day and met an uncle. The uncle seemed to be a local in Suzhou. After chatting with him, he told me that the Dingyuan I visited seemed to be fake. It was said that it used to be a garbage dump. No.
Know if it's true (Crash)
Then there is another story. After learning the lesson from the first day, I didn’t dare to go with the group the next day, so I chose to go on my own. I went to the Suzhou Museum in the morning. However, there were many people and the queue was long, so I retreated. So it was time to go to Suzhou Paradise Forest Water Park.
world.
This process did not encounter any pitfalls. Although the prices of various things in the scenic area are very high, it is a scenic area and it is the peak tourist season. This is understandable.
But, at night!
I was ripped off by a taxi again (°ー°〃)
Because I stayed at Water World until eight or nine in the evening, and the place was a bit out of the way, I couldn’t call Didi for seven or eight minutes, so I randomly found a taxi and talked for a long time. At first, the other party said that about sixty was OK, but he just didn’t care.
No matter how you ask, it’s always about this
It’s a vague word. I was afraid that there was some fraud in it, so I offered a price of 80 yuan (it cost 50 yuan when Didi Youxiang came over), and took the initiative to give the other party a little profit margin, thinking that this way, the other party would not suffer any loss.
(After all, renting is definitely more expensive than Didi)
What's the result?
The taxi driver raised the price midway.
It’s not much, only ten yuan, but it’s so disgusting.
If you had bargained from the beginning, I wouldn’t have thought anything of it. At most, I would have thought that the prices in Suzhou were really high, but it’s just disgusting for you to resort to such a trick!!
By the way, on the way, I specifically asked the master how much it cost per kilometer on the meter. The master said it was 3.2 yuan, but the total distance shown on the map was 18 kilometers... I didn’t know if it would be as he said at the beginning.
Check the meter to see how much the approximately sixty yuan will be converted into in the end.
On the third day (that is, today), I didn’t encounter anything disgusting. I carefully avoided all kinds of pitfalls and even went to Hanshan Temple. However, I wanted to see the musical fountain here in the evening, but I didn’t see it in the end, which was a bit regretful.
(.??︿??.)
Alas, let’s not talk about it anymore...
Tired of walking, it's time to go home...
Jie Nan will catch the train very early tomorrow and will take the last day off today. See you tomorrow!