Things to do in Jurong

I've come to see the panda cubs again! I arrived early this morning, and the pandas were all very active, either eating or patrolling the area. P2 to P5 show Fu Hu, Fu Bao, Tuan Zi, Fu Ban, and Shen Wei. It's a pity Nuan Nuan wasn't there; that's a little disappointing. I'll come see you all again next time.

The National Day holiday activities were plentiful and varied. I specifically chose to go in the evening. The mini-program's guidance was excellent, and the crowd was just right. Aside from the underground parking lot's notoriously slow exit speed, the entertainment was perfect for young people to have fun! The most commendable part was the fireworks display during the holiday; the five-minute show brought the entire Happy Valley to its climax! It was beautiful!

I've been here once. The environment is nice, the water is relatively clean, the service attitude is very good, the technicians are skilled, the massage was very comfortable throughout, there are fruits, snacks and everything. It was a very good experience, worth recommending!

You can have 2 options to visit the baorn temple- during the day and in the evening. We went during the daytime. I am impressed of the design and the decorations. There is even the lying buddha. People are allowed to go up the temple and don't worry there is an elevator.

A night cruise on the eastern section of the Qinhuai River was passable, but not breathtaking. In terms of lighting and color, it paled in comparison to the old streets of Tangshan's Hetou area; in terms of picturesque streetscapes, it fell short of the commercialized ancient towns of Jiangnan. It's a pity that the historical and cultural heritage of the Qinhuai River was wasted, as the only decent presentation was the crude and superficial electronic commentary. The price of 120 yuan isn't outrageous, but it certainly doesn't offer value for money. The management of the cruise ships was also rather lax; the day and night cruises were held consecutively, yet the prices differed significantly. Catching one of the last few day cruises, the 40-minute ride was roughly the same as the first few dozen night cruises, and you didn't have to wait in long lines at the dock like night cruise passengers.

Meiling Palace, located at No. 9 Zhongshan Mausoleum, Xuanwu District, Nanjing, Jiangsu Province, is officially named the "Former Residence of the Chairman of the National Government." It was Chiang Kai-shek and Soong Mei-ling's main residence in Nanjing, and was popularly known as "Meiling Palace" because Soong Mei-ling often resided and worshipped there. It enjoys the reputation of being "the first villa in the Far East." Construction of this building began in 1931, blending traditional Chinese palace style with Western decorative elements. It is now a national key cultural relics protection unit and open to the public.

I love taking a walk here every time I come to Nanjing. It's absolutely gorgeous at dusk when the sunset is in full bloom! ٩(•̤̀ᵕ•̤́๑)ᵒᵏᵎᵎ There are lots of people singing by the lake, it really creates a great atmosphere.