I just went to see Chairman Mao's former residence with my girlfriend the other day. I don't know where you are. Just get off at Caijiazui bus station. There are sentries in front of the hotel. Maybe that's why. Although the East Lake Hotel has been open to the public for a long time, there are almost no tourists inside. As soon as I entered the door, the sentry asked me what I did. I said I would visit and let us in. It's very quiet, and Chairman Mao's footprints can be seen everywhere. Since I entered the gate. In a word, that place gives people a mysterious feeling. Compared with the East Lake Park next to it, it is lively and deserted. . . .