Personally, I think Wuhan is a gentle city. The locals speak Southwest Mandarin, which is easier to understand than Guangzhou dialect, more direct than Beijing dialect, does not twist the tongue, and is very pleasant to listen to.

I feel that the biggest change in Wuhan in the past 10 years is the rapid development of transportation. An estimated 10 new bridges have been built across the Yangtze and Han Rivers. The expansion of urban expressways, subways, and airports has greatly facilitated residents' travel.

With the rapid development of transportation, the size of the city is also expanding.

There are many college students in Wuhan!

It is very crowded, because there are many students, and the universities are located one next to the other. If you were born in Hubei, if you don’t want to go to other provinces, there are still many schools to choose from in Wuhan. There are basically universities at different levels and with different advantages.

There are many famous schools in Wuhan, including Wuhan University, Huazhong University of Science and Technology, Central China Normal University, Huazhong Agricultural University, Zhongnan University of Economics and Law, Wuhan University of Technology, China University of Geosciences, Wuhan University of Science and Technology, etc.

Therefore, students are a very large group. I spent all four years of college in Wuhan. It was very lively and I miss it very much.

At that time, the subway had not yet been built, roads were being dug everywhere in the city, and there was a lot of dust.

However, nothing can stop young people from going shopping. I often go shopping with my roommates in places like Optics Valley and street entrances, and I don’t feel tired even after a whole day of shopping.

In addition, autumn and spring in Wuhan are very short. After summer, there is often a continuous rainy season, and then winter comes. In early spring, it is cold, as cold as winter, and then it gets hot very quickly.

So this is actually a bit difficult for college students. At that time, my dormitory did not have air conditioning, so I stayed in bed in the winter and struggled on my own.

Summer is even more weird. There are many funny ways to cool off on the Internet that may come from Wuhan.

Of course, the student dormitories now seem to have been equipped with air conditioning, and the conditions are better than before.

There are also many delicious foods in Wuhan that people can’t help but want to eat.

Zhou black duck, Jingwu duck neck, hot dry noodles, three fresh bean curds, noodle nests and so on.

Because there are many universities in Wuhan, each university has a back street, and each street has mouth-watering food. The key is that the price is cheap.

In short, Wuhan is a young city, full of vitality and vitality. After the epidemic, it will definitely return to its previous bustle.