Northeast China self-guided tour, Songjianghe National Forest Park.

Today we drove to Shenyang, all the way on the highway. We originally planned to go rafting (Songhua River Rafting), but the child caught a cold and we didn't have enough time, so we had to give up. We checked in at Songjianghe National Forest Park, which doesn't charge an entrance fee. The scenery is nice. We drove to Shenyang Airport, returned the car, and boarded the plane. Summary: 1. Safety is the most important thing when traveling. I was worried when the child crossed the road in Tumen. Fortunately, nothing happened. 2. The roads in Northeast China are good, and the self-driving experience is good. A certain company's free one-way car rental experience is good. 3. Self-guided tours are really free. We can't join a group tour because there are too many restrictions. 4. Book tickets and hotels for popular attractions in advance. You can cancel anytime if you don't use them. For example, for Changbai Mountain, you can book 7 days in advance and set an itinerary or alarm clock to book, haha. 5. Self-guided tours are actually very brain-burning. You have to consider everything yourself. You can assign specific tasks to other members, but it is also a process of accumulating experience. It is tiring but happy, and there are expectations every day.