Zibo | Short Trip | Gazing at Mount Tai, reminiscing at Jixia

Although Zibo is close by, it was my first formal visit. The plan was to go before it became too popular, but the trip was postponed to April, a time for celebrating with my beloved. We headed west to Jixia, the home of the Qi king, where the festive atmosphere soothes the common folk's hearts. I've seen this city, these roads, these people before, but it feels like a clear glass day, with the brilliance of oranges. I'm happy for Zibo. Later that same year, I took a detour through Zibo again to visit the Haidai Tower, which I couldn't squeeze into before. I feel that everything is there, but it's just different. Visiting Zibo is like boiling plain noodles in water - you still need to sprinkle some finely chopped green onions, as if confronting the blandness of everyday life head-on. Short Trip Itinerary 📆【Travel Guide】 📆Itinerary: We didn't stay in Zibo for too long. After getting off the train, we headed straight to Wuyue Plaza for a meal🍚, and then quickly went to Daiyue Tower! 🚗Transportation Tips: Hello Bike solves everything haha - it's very convenient and affordable. Using the mini-program to hail a ride is also very handy! 🌟Highlights of the Trip: How can you visit Zibo without going to Haidai Tower, and how can you visit Haidai Tower without going to Zhongshuge? The best time to visit Haidai Tower is in the evening! You can take advantage of the sunset to see the whole view, and when the lights come on at night, you'll hear exclamations of awe haha Zhongshuge is incredibly beautiful, but it's also very crowded. We were basically pushed forward by the crowd, and the popular photo spots were all cordoned off, probably because they're dangerous⚠️, so sisters who love to take photos should be careful~