After searching through many options, I finally booked Miaoyin and truly found a gem! It was hot, so my strategy was to get up early and explore when it was less crowded and cooler. From 11 AM to 5 PM, I'd stay indoors and simply read in Miaoyin's lobby. I especially loved the massive bookshelf there, absolutely packed with books – I wanted to read every single one! On the table, there were complimentary fruits and Liubao aged dark tea. A gramophone played folk tunes, creating a perfectly fitting ambiance.
At noon, I'd take a 5-minute walk to the old town for lunch, with dozens of restaurants to choose from. Then I'd come back to rest, heading out again after 5 PM to avoid the scorching heat and peak crowds.
In the evenings, there would sometimes be a brief shower. The mornings after a rain were often misty and ethereal, almost magical – no wonder it's named 'Miaoyin Immortal Abode'!
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