Jinling, Xuanwu Hotel!
After leaving Tianjin, Su Chen didn't go sightseeing in places like Zibo or Qingdao. Instead, he and Chen Fei took turns driving for ten straight hours, arriving in Jinling a little after ten in the evening.
Jinling's nightlife was much livelier than Tianjin's. When Su Chen and Chen Fei arrived, the streets were still bustling with people.
But unlike in Tianjin, Su Chen didn't go out for a stroll that night. Instead, he stayed in the hotel and had a good night's rest, saving his energy to fully enjoy Jinling.
Jinling not only boasted a rich historical and cultural atmosphere, but its culinary culture was also long and storied. Unlike Tianjin, Jinling's cuisine was a fusion of northern and southern flavors, making its taste more accommodating to tourists from all over the country.
This was especially true of Jinling's ducks. It's said that no duck can swim out of the city alive. Er—not even two of them!
