Set off first and talk later｜Blend in with the local customs of "Xiang"

In the crisp autumn, the Xiang River flows north, and spicy chopped fish head [Eyepalm][Eyepalm] Today I'll teach you how to stroll into the "Changsha May Day Shopping District" in just 5 minutes 👏 This time, I'm staying at the Hunan News International Hotel 🏨 🌈 The ritual starts with breakfast at the hotel: freshly steamed sugar oil rice cakes coated in sugar, chewy inside, crispy fried stinky tofu, and a steaming bowl of Changsha rice noodles [Sakura]—truly full of flavor～[Chin] 📸 Trip highlights: Using the hotel as the center, draw a 3D map of Changsha [Awesome] 1️⃣ Morning mist at Orange Isle: A 10-minute taxi ride straight to Orange Isle, stand in front of Chairman Mao's statue feeling the breeze from the Xiang River, then turn around and head back to the hotel to rest, fully embracing the relaxed vibe of "just go when you want" [Cute] 2️⃣ Afternoon trendy spots: From the Kaws sculpture on the top floor of IFS at May Day Square to the old site of the Provincial News Building next to the hotel, the collision of old and new architecture makes every snapshot a "city texture" masterpiece 🎉 3️⃣ Late-night local life: At night on Pozi Street, there’s always a line in front of the stinky tofu stall at Huogongdian. Gather a few friends in the evening, order some bar snacks, a plate of crayfish, and enjoy a slightly tipsy vibe 👏 Great for chatting too [StarEyes] If you’re looking for a place where you can dive into the lively atmosphere of Changsha yet always retreat to a cozy nest—this might just be the answer. No need to rush your itinerary; even time here slows down just right～