Stories of our journey.

If you only have time for one stroll in Shanghai, make it Wukang Road (武康路) . Lined with plane trees, historic European-style villas, and...

Beijing is more than just China’s capital — it’s a city where centuries of history meet modern life. From ancient temples and imperial...

Experience authentic Shanghai flavors at Mao Tou Lao Die (毛头老爹饭店), just steps from Jing’an Temple. Known for its rich and tender braised pork (红烧肉), this spot is a must-try for locals and travelers alike.

Discover Qiao Shan Shan (乔杉杉生烫牛肉米线) in Shanghai — serving fresh-cooked beef rice noodles that are simple, hearty, and satisfying. A hidden gem for comforting bowls loved by locals.

When you think of noodles in China, you might picture a busy street-side stall. But Hefu Noodles (和府捞面) takes that idea and elevates it....

What better way to start a brand new year than by stepping into history? On January 1st, 2025 , we found ourselves wandering through...

The last day of our Shanghai 8D7N trip! A chill citywalk through Wukang Road, Anfu Road, Huaihai, 1000 Trees, plus famous braised pork. Here’s how we wrapped up our journey.

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Day 6 in Shanghai: braving gale warnings to visit the Postal Museum, Waibaidu Bridge, and The Bund, shopping at Nanjing Road, eating at Yu Garden food stalls, and ending with The Bund’s night lights.

Day 5 of our 8D7N trip: breakfast at Suzhou to Shanghai by high-speed rail, check-in at Ji Hotel Tiantonglu, lunch at 阿香嫂 pork rice & Qiaoshanshan noodles, evening at North Bund, ferry to Oriental Pearl Tower, Sunset Corridor, and Lujiazui’s night skyline.

Day 4 in Suzhou: Checked into Man Ji Hotel near Guanqian Street, tried SuYaXing Noodle Shop, explored Pingjiang Road’s old town charm, shopped at Shizi Street, and ended the night at lively Qilishantang.

Day 2 in Hangzhou: We explored Beigaofeng by cable car, prayed at Lingshun Temple, visited Feilaifeng grottoes and Lingyin Temple, rode to Faxi Temple for the iconic photo spot, and ended with Wulin Night Market street food.

Why We Love Beijing Beijing isn’t just China’s political center — it’s the beating heart of history, culture, and unforgettable sights ....