Taizhou trip 2: Enjoy morning tea, explore the plum garden, and board the ship.

Morning tea is a major feature of Taizhou. It is not inferior to Yangzhou in sophistication, but it also has its own characteristics. This time we chose Luan Xiaotuan at the intersection of Taizhou Old Street. The characteristics of Taizhou morning tea: good restaurants are built near the river, with beautiful scenery. Good; the cold shredded noodles are delicious; the fish soup noodles are delicious. After eating and walking a few hundred meters, we came to Meiyuan, which is the memorial hall of Mr. Mei Lanfang. The museum is not big. Wandering around can be used as a digestion exercise after having morning tea, and you can also learn about Mr. Mei’s life. The legend of "Tsing Yi" is still very worthwhile. Because I am not familiar with Peking Opera, I don't have much resonance, but there are two details that still attract me. One is that Mr. Mei grew a beard during the Anti-Japanese War and vowed not to go on stage for eight years. Admiration; the second is a poem by Rabindranath Tagore (cover page), "I don't recognize you, my dear", which shows how vividly and expressively Mr. Mei plays the role of "Dan". Taizhou is also known as "Hailing" because it was historically close to the sea, so Taizhou is also known as the birthplace of the navy. We visited the Taizhou Ship Culture Park on the south side of the Taiyang Yangtze River Bridge and boarded supply ships, destroyers, and frigates. and submarines, gained a deep understanding of the Navy, and a deep respect for the submariners.