An Irreverent Travelogue

When I recall the south of the Yangtze River, I most recall Hangzhou, where I look for osmanthus seeds in the moonlight in mountain temples and watch the tide from my pillow in the county pavilion. When will we visit again? Tang Dynasty Bai Juyi's "Recalling Jiangnan"

It's wonderful. It will come in handy when I go to Changsha in the next few days. What a coincidence!

What a coincidence. My friends and I are traveling to Changsha on the 18th. I have to copy my homework directly.

Let's take a quick dip. Matcha Puiti is a milk tea based on green tea. It's quite refreshing. If you don't like sweetness, you can use less sugar. Matcha is because a spoonful of matcha powder is added to the tea, and the word "puti" is because the butter needs to be sprinkled with dried grapes.

I also really want to go to Changsha! But considering the weather, I'd better stay at home first...

Unfortunately, I happened to transfer through Changsha half a month ago. I quickly changed my ticket and stayed for more than two hours just to buy tea. I was hungry for two meals (breakfast + lunch) and queued up twice in the high-speed rail waiting room to buy seven cups of tea with different flavors (I drank seven cups in half a day!). Taking into account the climate and temperature, I decided that Zhengzheng Paper Kite and Slim Macaron were the best!