Things to do in Lille

In autumn, you can make handmade mooncakes. The master will teach you how to knead the dough, wrap the filling, and press the molds. You can make any pattern you want, and all the ingredients are readily available. After you finish making them, the master will bake them for you. Once they cool, you can pack them in a box and take them home. Homemade mooncakes have less sugar, so they are not greasy and are more fragrant than store-bought mooncakes. Making them with your children is a lot of fun for them. When you make them, you can take them home to your grandparents, and your children will be very proud. It is more meaningful than going to an amusement park, and the experience is excellent.

Come dig for bamboo shoots in early spring! The bamboo forest paths are wide, so you won't get pricked and itchy. The owner will teach you how to identify the best newly sprouted shoots. The bamboo shoots you dig are so tender they're practically dripping with juice. They're priced by weight, cheaper than at the market. After digging, you can have them cooked right at a farmer's house down the mountain. The stir-fried bamboo shoots with meat are so delicious they'll make your eyebrows fall off! Digging for an afternoon will leave you drenched in sweat, basking in the sun and enjoying the mountain breeze—it's more comfortable than working out at the gym. Take a basketful home to share with your neighbors; everyone praises how fresh they are. Adults and children alike have a great time.

The Old Town of Lille is located in northern France and has a long history with Gothic churches and ancient Baroque buildings. Here, you can stroll through the narrow streets and taste authentic French cuisine. Don't miss it.

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