Things to do in Tianjin

A fantastic ocean park! The polar bears were adorable, and the orca show was breathtaking. Walking through the underwater tunnel felt like being in the deep sea, with schools of fish swirling overhead. The venue was clean, the layout was well-designed, and it was incredibly photogenic—a truly unforgettable blue dream journey.

Successfully boarded the aircraft carrier! 🏅 The Kiev-class aircraft carrier was built in 1970 and decommissioned in 1994. After the collapse of the Soviet Union, Russia 🇷🇺 decommissioned it due to funding issues. I couldn't wait to get to the deck; the sea breeze felt so refreshing. The huge, wide deck, the massive island superstructure, and the array of weapon systems were awe-inspiring. I was also shocked that such a powerful nation capable of building this behemoth no longer existed. I was filled with emotion. Then I went to the anti-aircraft missile room, which felt like stepping into futuristic technology—it was incredibly impressive. Then I went down to the lower-level propulsion system, a behemoth from the industrial age, very cyberpunk. It's truly astonishing how such a powerful and great nation could disintegrate, not from external enemies, but from within! No wonder Putin said the collapse of the Soviet Union was the greatest geopolitical tragedy of the 20th century. I feel the same way!

It was amazing. The city looks beautiful at night; it’s best to board around 6:00 PM.

Title: Unique, maximalist, and worth a quick stop. Located in the heart of Heping District, the Porcelain House is a striking blend of Western architectural roots and traditional Chinese ceramic heritage. Created by a local collector, the exterior is an explosion of texture and color, featuring giant porcelain dragons and antique fragments.Inside, the curation feels a bit eclectic and random with antique furniture mixed in, but the sheer scale of craftsmanship is undeniable. Tip: Walk across the street to capture the full architectural contrast against the modern Tianjin cityscape.

The front desk staff were friendly, and check-in and check-out were very convenient. The room was cleaned very diligently; although I requested daily cleaning for my three-day stay, someone still came to tidy and clean the room every day. It's conveniently located near Citywalk attractions and the subway station.

The cruise is better after 6 PM. During the National Day holiday, I only managed to snag tickets for the 5 PM cruise, so I didn't get to see the nighttime lights from the boat. The commentary was quite good. The lovely young lady spoke gently and provided attentive service.

A Happy Day Dedicated to the Rowan Tree in Autumn Hai Zi (Modern) I infinitely love this new day Today's sun, today's horse, today's rowan tree Make me healthy, prosperous, and possess a lifetime From dawn to dusk The abundant sunshine Surpasses all past poems Happiness found me Happiness said: "Look at this poet He is happier than I am" In the autumn that split me open In the autumn that split my bones open I love you, rowan tree

Zhang Garden is quite nice. It has an immersive theater experience, and most importantly, many of the sets are interactive, allowing visitors to sit on sofas for photos, or even take spy-themed photos with a walkie-talkie. It's pretty good. There are several exciting daily performances, which are quite enjoyable. There's also an exhibition building nearby that focuses on Puyi's life, which is also worthwhile. There's also the site where Li Ya and Liao Sanmin fell to their deaths...

The house is in the Spanish residential style (red tiles, arched windows, yellow walls), a two-story brick and wood building (partially three stories), incorporating Japanese garden elements; it features a three-ring courtyard layout: a front yard, a back yard, and a west wing, with a garden, a corridor, and an old tennis court, representing a typical example of Western-style buildings in the Tianjin concession area. It occupies approximately 3016 square meters, with a building area of ​​approximately 1900 square meters.

From the Tianjin Eye, walk all the way to Tianjin Railway Station, and you can continue to Zhigu. Haihe River cruises are very popular, and you can also stroll along the banks. The riverside is lively in the evening, with numerous cruise ships on the river. The Ancient Culture Street, the Italian Style Area, and Jinwan Square offer stunning nighttime views, featuring many distinctive buildings that perfectly blend Tianjin's cosmopolitan charm with its relaxed atmosphere.