Changzhou is a livable city

Weekend time, take a stroll in the city, and of course, walking in nature is the most comfortable in spring. Dongpo Park, Hongmei Park, Tianning Temple, Red House, Qingguo Alley Take exit 3 of Hongmei Park Station on Metro Line 2, one side is Dongpo Park and the other is Hongmei Park (all free), walk east to visit Dongpo Park first, the less-known park scenery is indeed worth a visit, spend 1-2 hours there, then walk along the road to Hongmei Park, climb the Wenbi Tower first (5 yuan) upon entering, which I haven't climbed since childhood, take a look at the panoramic view of Hongmei Park from the tower, spend about 1 hour to finish the visit, then exit and go to Tianning Temple next door (free admission, 50 yuan to climb the tower), many parts of the temple are currently under renovation, but the Tianning Pagoda in my great Changzhou is truly majestic, and you can get a free stamp with a cup of coffee at the temple's cafe. Not far from Tianning Temple is the Red House, perfect for checking in and taking photos, the Leslie Cheung exhibition is still ongoing, it's nice to take photos outside the fourth-floor library of the Cultural Palace and the Tianning Temple pagoda, and if you have the energy, you can go to Qingguo Alley, where there are many great spots for photos, wandering through the alleys and stumbling upon beauty. Eat, browse, walk, and stop, once you go out, you will encounter beauty, big love for Dongpo Park! I'll come back with a different route next time.