Seattle, USA.

5 days and 4 nights in Seattle Seattle is said to be one of the top three cities in the US for homeless people. 1️⃣ Seattle is beautiful in early November. The city is full of red and yellow leaves and autumn rain. You don't even need to wear a raincoat or use an umbrella. It's wet, but not greasy. It's a comfort zone for people with dry skin and rhinitis. 2️⃣ It's fine to stay in Downtown. Locals say it's safer to stay in the east, but for tourists, staying in DT is the most convenient, with many hotels, Pike Place Market, and the Art Museum all within walking distance. If you're going to Olympic or Rainier, the subway is also at the DT Public Library. I chose LXR, which was a great experience, with a $50 restaurant credit every day. 3️⃣ Try to travel together at night or take an Uber, but try not to go out after dark. 4️⃣ Line 1 from the airport to downtown is safe. After customs, follow the signs and it's easy to find Line 1. The carriages are clean and new, and there are security guards from time to time, so it's quite safe. A one-way ticket costs $3. If you take a taxi to downtown, it costs $70 or $80. 5️⃣ If you only go to one place in Seattle, I recommend Rainier! Before I left, I was told the mountain was closed, but when I got to the entrance, it was open. Then I experienced the most beautiful snow scene of my life, with only the sound of snow falling in the world, which was very healing. The key is that it's not cold. Just a jacket and cashmere, and it gets warmer. I heard that Rainier is also beautiful in summer, so I want to come back. 6️⃣ There's no line at the world's first Starbucks in the morning. I love jet lag, suddenly becoming an early bird, waking up at 6 am every day, and arriving at Starbucks at 7:30 am with no line. In the afternoon, or on weekdays, there is a line. 7️⃣ The spiciness of Rongcheng hot pot is not the same as Sichuan and Chongqing, and the mild spicy is basically not spicy. I tried Alaskan crab legs or seafood, which were good. There's a restaurant called Yard House that's delicious. Fortunately, I didn't encounter any homeless people or zombies these days, probably because I spent two days at remote attractions like Olympic and Rainier, took a taxi downtown, and tried not to go out at night. I met a few friends to chat with, including HRs who work here, travel to the US, and talk about everything from travel and family to stocks. But strangely, my appetite suddenly decreased after getting off the plane, and I felt very thin in the US these days.