Hello, it depends on whether you are a student or a social independent. Although quicksand is small, there are still many places to go. Let me give you a brief introduction.

A place to walk:

(Busy shopping) China New Town, Pinghu No.2 Middle School playground, Quanta Meijiale Shopping Mall, Chiwei Clothing Street.

(Romantic and quiet place) binjiang road, Chishui Mountain, Bayer Akita, Xintan Park and so on next to CITIC Washington.

Where consumers date:

McDonald's, KFC, pastry shop near No.2 Middle School, coffee shop on Shangdao Road, left bank coffee shop, auspicious island skating rink, etc.

Where to eat:

Too much quicksand, not much else, eating the most. During the day, Hongyang, Jiaozi and salty porridge in Pinghu area; Guixing beef offal, Nanxing restaurant, rice rolls in Nanshan area (some are particularly delicious, others are not), fried noodles in fishing port area (that is, fragments of potato powder), Guizhengshan duck offal in Chishui area, handmade noodles in Baisha Longqiankeng, juice skin of Chihua South Road, fried noodles in the evening (the handmade noodles in Qiankeng go further), there is a good restaurant with night tea not far from Puning Avenue at the end of the pool, and you can also go to China market. (If you open a house, the price of quicksand in Huashi area is cheaper and more cost-effective, and the sanitary conditions are better, hehe)

Anyway, quicksand is a small place, but it is definitely not a place where you can't find an object. If you know every block and village of quicksand like the back of your hand, there are actually quite a few places to go. I have tried to date my girlfriend in different areas every night, but I haven't repeated it for two months (except when I want to go).