Wuhan 3h, the night here transports me to another world

Arriving in Zhongxiang for tourism, I felt during the day that it was just an ordinary commercialized ancient town. But at night, I was utterly amazed, as if I had stepped into the streets of a period drama, a beauty that cameras cannot capture. Every design detail is very intricate and exquisite, and every angle is perfect for taking photos. (The entrance to the ancient town has two costume rental shops, really, taking photos in period costumes couldn't be more stunning!) Mochou Village has various performances all day long, and I've put the performance schedule in the last photo. Since I only went there around 7 p.m., I only caught the last bonfire performance. Personally, I found the whole performance quite magical, but there were too many people, all standing, so I left halfway through. Overall, the night is more stunning than the day, but the day is also a great place to take children. However, the food in the scenic area is just so-so. Mochou Lake, Zhongxiang City Museum These two attractions are very close and can be visited together. Mochou Lake is more suitable for cycling around the lake, with places along the road renting multi-person bicycles at affordable prices and with no time limit. Zhongxiang City Museum, I personally do not recommend it, as there are not many exhibits and most are replicas. If you want to see the real artifacts, you can go to the Hubei Provincial Museum. However, the entrance is very photogenic, and you can take some nice photos.