Play|Without actually visiting, you never realize you've been mispronouncing 'Bozhou' all along

|Without actually visiting, you never realize you've been mispronouncing 'Bozhou' all along. Embarking on a self-driving journey from Beijing to Guangdong, stop number 428 Station 11: Bozhou Arriving in Bozhou at five in the afternoon, we checked into the hotel and then went out for dinner. Accommodation: All Seasons Dinner: Diguojunghu, ever since having delicious clay pot chicken in Wuhu, the ones elsewhere have been mediocre. This time in Bozhou, it's really tasty. After researching the attractions worth visiting in Bozhou, we decided to go to Huaxilou. We skipped Cao Cao's military path because I don't like underground and narrow spaces. Day 2 Itinerary: Huaxilou and Hua Tuo Square Huaxilou admission fee, 50 RMB per person, is really not cheap. The attractions in Bozhou are all quite pricey. But it's indeed exquisitely crafted, with classic stories that are very impressive! A small brick carving vividly depicts space, scenes, and characters' expressions, with a clever structural design. Hua Tuo Square was visited just to buy drinks from Wanhua Field. Wanhua Field's herbal drinks, well, they're tasty but not particularly amazing. However, compared to milk tea, I would definitely choose this one, less sugar, and genuine tea ingredients. Lunch: Beef Mo, after leaving Huaxilou, we walked along the pedestrian street to the intersection, and the first beef mo at the corner. Beef Mo is a large stuffed pancake with a very thin crust, filled with vermicelli and beef bits, almost entirely vermicelli, which I don't particularly enjoy. Departing back to Beijing via Dezhou