One-day tour in Wuhan, the charm of Wuhan during the Spring Festival

Gude Temple - Hankou Riverside - Lihuangpi Road - Hubu Alley - Yellow Crane Tower Gude Temple: A temple that blends European and Asian architectural styles, looking like a church. There were too many people, so I left after taking two photos. Hankou Riverside: You can see the Wuhan Yangtze River Second Bridge, the riverside is very long, there is actually no need to go to the Hankou Riverside located on the map, there is a riverside opposite Lihuangpi Road. Lihuangpi Road: This area used to be a concession, with many European-style buildings, and the former site of the Communist Party of China can be visited. Hubu Alley: There are many snacks, but there were too many people during the festival, and I didn't feel like queuing up, so I just took a simple tour and left. Yellow Crane Tower: A landmark building in Wuhan, many celebrities have chanted poems here, it is worth a visit. There were too many people climbing the tower, so I didn't go up. I heard that there are murals inside for viewing. There are also many memorial pavilions in the garden, commemorating celebrities who have chanted poems here. Passed the Wuhan Yangtze River Bridge on the way back to the airport. I had three fresh tofu skin and rice cakes. It's quite delicious. Overall, the Yellow Crane Tower and Gude Temple are very beautiful, but there are too many people during the Spring Festival, the environmental sanitation needs to be improved, the subway card reader is not very sensitive, and the airport still needs manual ticket checking, which is not very convenient.