Due to some reasons, the graduation trip ended early … I've already bought a ticket home tomorrow, so I'll be able to get home tomorrow night. If everything goes according to plan, I'll be able to resume updating that night.
I'd like to apologize to all of you. I thought I could write while traveling, but I realized that I was thinking too much … When you come to a strange city and unfamiliar place, it's easy to feel tired and haggard. Often, after a day of walking, all you want to do is sleep at night and you don't have the energy to write anymore.
But speaking of this, the author really wants to complain. Suzhou is a good place, but it's really too unfriendly to me (?????).
Recalling the experience of the past three days, I felt that this was the process of an ignorant newbie getting continuously ripped off.
On the first day, he was scammed. He booked a room online, but when he arrived at the hotel, the boss increased the price, or else he wouldn't let him stay. (Because it was the peak season, there were no other rooms nearby.) Then, on the third day, which was today, he increased the price by 10 RMB (¬ _ ¬).
Then, due to the constant persuasion of the salesperson, in a moment of confusion, he signed up for a so-called one-day trip to Suzhou (including four items). In the end, he was scammed again (?). ?).
The tour guide took me to the first attraction, the Humble Administrator's Garden, and then to other places. The whole time, I felt like I was being chained up. It was not me who was touring Suzhou, but Suzhou who was touring me.
That was fine. After all, this was how it was with a group game. There was nothing to complain about. However, there was still a shopping session and a meal session. There was the promotion of silk and pearls. Finally, at noon, he was forced to eat a "sumptuous" lunch that was "good and cheap".
Oh right, halfway through the one-day tour, there was a scenic spot called Ding Garden, which was said to be Liu Bowen's former residence. Thus, he and his friends rushed over excitedly, but quickly retreated in defeat. Good mood, the reason being that many of the places they sat in were not clean, and there were too many mosquitoes (T _ T).
Sadly, the next day, I went to the water park and met an uncle. The uncle seemed to be a Suzhou local. After chatting with him, he told me that the Ding Garden I had been to seemed to be fake. It was said that it used to be a garbage dump, but I wasn't sure if it was true.
Then there was another story. Learning from the first day's lesson, he didn't dare to follow a group the next day. Instead, he chose to travel by himself. In the morning, he went to the Suzhou Museum. However, there were too many people and the line was too long, so he was defeated. So it was time to go to Suzhou Amusement Park Forest Water World.
He didn't encounter any pitfalls along the way. Although the prices of various things in the scenic area were very high, it was understandable since it was a scenic area and it was the peak season for tourists.
But at night!
I got ripped off by a taxi again (° ー ° 〃)
Because he played in the Water World until eight or nine at night, and the place was a little remote, he didn't get a DiDi after calling for seven or eight minutes, so he randomly found a taxi. After talking for a long time, the other party said that it was around 60 OK, but no matter how he asked, it was vague words like "around". I was afraid that there was a scam, so I bit down on the price of 80 yuan (I used 50 yuan to rent the Didi Premium model). I took the initiative to increase the profit margin for the other party. I thought that at least I didn't make the other party suffer a loss (After all, renting is definitely more expensive than Didi Premium)
What was the result?
The taxi driver raised the price midway.
He didn't ask for much, just ten yuan, but it was too disgusting.
If you had tried to bargain from the start, I wouldn't have felt anything. At most, I would have felt that the prices in Suzhou were too high. But you're playing this trick, it's just disgusting!!
On the way, I asked the driver how much it cost to travel one kilometer. The driver said it was 3.2 yuan, and the total distance shown on the map was 18 kilometers … I don't know how much the last 60 yuan would have been if I had used the meter as he said at the beginning.
On the third day (which was today), I didn't encounter any bad things. I carefully avoided all kinds of pitfalls and even went to the Cold Mountain Temple. However, I wanted to go see the musical fountain here at night, but I didn't see it in the end, so I was a little regretful. (???)
Sigh, I'll stop talking about it …
I'm tired of walking, it's time to go home …
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