Shocking! Chaozhou actually produces such films!

I had heard about Chaozhou before, mainly because of the severe gender discrimination in the area, and I definitely experienced it during my half-day tour. Chaozhou has a low population density, and buses will stop when you wave. When boarding, you need to tell the driver where you are going so they can charge you the correct fare. If you don't, you'll either be charged the maximum fare or get yelled at by the driver (to be honest, it's really scary when the driver starts shouting, and it seems like their operation isn't very regular. Who knows, I was on bus 101 going from Thai Buddha Temple to Han Gong Temple, and before reaching the last stop, the driver yelled at me to get off because he only went to the penultimate stop. I asked him why, and he looked like he was about to chop someone, it was terrifying jpq) Back to the main topic, my route was Thai Buddha Temple to Han Wen Gong Temple to Guangji Bridge to Guangji Building to Pai Fang Street to Kaiyuan Temple to the high-speed train station. Han Wen Gong Temple was closed on Monday, so that was a wasted trip; Guangji Bridge had a half-price ticket of 10 yuan due to the weather; getting to Guangji Building could only be done by taxi, as it's not convenient by bus; the Thai Buddha Temple was under rough renovation, but there were many young ladies taking photos, which added some charm. However, I was happy to encounter a super cute cat~ As soon as I squatted down to look at it, it rolled over and showed me its belly, I really am a cat magnet (shy face)