1. Laoshan Mountain in Qingdao

The sea is clear and the scenery is good. You can go and see it.

it's interesting to walk around the trestle and feed the seagulls.

Qingdao is the largest coastal city in Shandong, and seafood is certainly the first choice for gluttonous people. Qingdao snacks are full of pride: the food stalls sit down, roll up your cuffs, have beer in your left hand and a seafood barbecue in your right hand, which makes you have to let go and eat out of pride.

grilled squid, three fresh pot stickers, Chinese cabbage meat buns, spicy fried clams, seafood noodles, ribs and rice, and squid dumplings are all not to be missed.

2. Zhengzhou

was once the birthplace of Chinese civilization, bearing a splendid thousand-year civilization, but now it has washed away all the lead and bred new prosperity under the impetus of the times.

Zhengzhou has a long history, splendid culture and rich tourism resources. Famous tourist attractions in Zhengzhou, such as Xuanyuan Huangdi's hometown, Peiligang cultural site, Dahecun site and Shangcheng site, have recorded her history of civilization for more than 8,111 years. The Yellow River, which is dominated by the Yellow River tourist area and Dahecun site, has a cultural tourism group with China characteristics, and the Songshan scenic spot, which is dominated by Shaolin Temple and Songshan National Forest Park, has added infinite charm to Zhengzhou.

Hu spicy soup is the best choice for Zhengzhou people's breakfast. It is the most authentic with oil cakes or fried buns, steamed buns and hemp scalding. The donkey meat fire and Huimian Noodles, which can be seen in the streets, are also worth a try.

3. Shanghai

Shanghai's prosperity is not unique. Commercial outlets with a hundred flowers blossom all over the east, west, north and south. The busy business district has enriched the territory of Shencheng.

The Bund is the most famous place in Shanghai. The night view is great, and you can see the spectacular scenery and bright lights on both sides of the Huangpu River. Suitable for walking at night, watching the night and blowing the sea breeze.

The Oriental Pearl, the tallest tower in Asia and the third tallest tower in the world, has witnessed the various historical ups and downs of Shanghai, with a very broad vision overlooking the scenery on both sides of the Huangpu River.

All the cuisines from all over the world can be eaten in Shanghai, and the special cuisines in this very inclusive city are also rich and colorful: steamed, boiled, fried and seared, with many categories.

I have to recommend: Shanghai soup dumplings, sweet-scented osmanthus lotus root, Sanxian small wonton, crab shell yellow, pigeon egg dumplings, Songjiang four-gill perch and so on.

4. Wuhan

is a city with rich cultural heritage, where classicism and modernity coexist. The scenery is not bad, and there are many interesting attractions. The Yellow Crane Tower, the first of the three famous buildings in the south of the Yangtze River, is the landmark of Wuhan.

The architecture of Jianghan Road is impressive, and the night view of the Yangtze River Bridge is beautiful. The food in Hubu Lane is worth taking time to find, and you can also enjoy cherry blossoms during the cherry blossom season. When it comes to Wuhan cuisine, we have to mention Regan Noodles and Wuchang fish.

5. Xi' an

In five thousand years, China looked at Xi' an, which has profound historical and cultural heritage and is also a fashionable and modern metropolis. The terracotta warriors and horses are magnificent, the ancient city is magnificent, and the Ming city walls are well preserved. There are many delicious foods in the Huimin snack street behind the Bell and Drum Tower.

The most distinctive pasta in Xi 'an is moderate in price and sufficient in quantity. Chinese hamburger, mutton bread in soup, belt noodles, oil-sprinkled noodles, Qishan noodles with minced meat, etc. are not to be missed.

5. Taiyuan

A treasure trove of dragon cities, a battleground for military strategists, and an ancient grottoes that have been re-carved over the years, Taiyuan has accumulated rich historical and cultural heritages, such as the Jinci Garden, which can be called a bright pearl of Chinese culture.

Taiyuan is the pasta capital of China, with everything from fried oat noodle, Lamian Noodles, cat's ear, rubbing fish, roasted oat noodle, red noodle paste, fried shredded pork, Daoxiao Noodles and fried bumps. In addition to pasta, "Taiyuan Brain" (Bazhen Soup), "Jianyili" steamed dumplings, Taigu cake, Liuweizhai sauce meat, Wenxi boiled cake, Ruicheng hemp slices, Taiyuan mutton chop suey soup, enema, Gaoping roasted tofu, Pingyang bubble cake, etc. are all delicious foods worth tasting.

6. Hefei

Hefei enjoys the reputation of "Hometown of the Three Kingdoms, Hometown of Bao Zheng, Cradle of Huai Army, Science and Education Base, and New Town of Binhu", so it is called "Hefei" because the East Feihe River and the South Feihe River originated from it.

Hefei is full of outstanding people and celebrities. Yang Xingmi, King of Wu in the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms, Bao Zheng, an upright official in the Song Dynasty, Li Hongzhang, the leader of the Westernization School in the late Qing Dynasty, Liu Mingchuan, the first governor of Taiwan Province, and Yang Zhenning, a world-famous scientist, all came from Hefei. Huangmei Opera with a long lasting charm, simple rural customs, and delicious food with north and south customs.

7. Nanning

Nanning, which is "half city with trees and half tower", is a livable city with green shade and flowers.

Nanning's catering, like the city's temperament, is open and inclusive. Laoyou powder, dry fishing powder, Eight Immortals powder and other powders, as well as various sour products, are worth tasting.