Hangzhou Travel Notes: From Lingyin Temple to the China National Tea Museum

After leaving Lingyin Temple, my companion and I headed straight to the Shuangfeng Pavilion of the China National Tea Museum. We were worried about transportation, but luckily, we ran into a private car that was about to leave at the exit. The driver agreed to take us there, and we got in the car after paying the fare. We felt so lucky. When we arrived at the tea museum, we were greeted by a large tea field and the surrounding scenery was like a park. The maple leaves were red, and a small bridge spanned the flowing water. The weather was nice, and we could take good photos with ease. During the visit, we met a TV crew. Judging from their accents, they were from Spain or Italy. The host was explaining the beautiful scenery of Hangzhou. Although I couldn't understand what he was saying, I could feel his enthusiasm. On this day, I was surprised and delighted by the contrast between the bustling Lingyin Temple and the tranquil tea museum.