A low-key ancient city in the south of the Yangtze River, yet it harbors the profound love of the White Lady

Spring rain rustles, on such days, it is suitable to stroll around in the south of the Yangtze River. Nowadays, the south of the Yangtze River is too bustling, and it is not easy to find a quiet place. Fortunately, there is an ancient city called Zhenjiang, which is not very crowded and is elegant enough, with enough history and legends for people to savor. Zhenjiang three-day itinerary: 1. Visit Jiaoshan Dinghui Temple and the Pagoda of Ten Thousand Buddhas in the morning, climb Beigu Mountain in the afternoon, and reminisce about the history of the Three Kingdoms and the poetic sentiments of Xin Qiji. 2. Visit the Zhenjiang City Museum in the morning, which is located in the old site of the British Consulate, a very charming Republican-era building. In the afternoon, take a walk in Xijindu and taste the local delicacies. 3. Go to Jinshan Temple across from Xijindu to experience the scene where 'the mountain is a temple, the temple is a mountain', look for Fahai Cave, and recall the legend of the White Lady flooding Jinshan that you watched as a child. The above is a relatively leisurely schedule. If time is tight, it can also be compressed into two days, with evening and night tours of Xijindu, Jinshan Temple, and the museum arranged in one day. For accommodation, it is recommended to choose Xijindu, where there are many hotels and homestays, convenient transportation, and many restaurants and bars.