Anti-Special Forces Travel: A Weekend in Jingdezhen

A Small City Worth Visiting Just for the Food 🕰️ Travel Schedule Friday: 🚄 18:17 Shanghai Hongqiao → 21:36 Jingdezhen North Sunday: ✈️ 20:30 Jingdezhen → 21:55 Shanghai Hongqiao ⚠️ Must-read upon arrival: Exit from the South Square! Instantly get ride-hailing cars without queuing! 🏨 Accommodation Review ▫️ Fairfield by Marriott Jingdezhen ✔️ Location: Close to high-speed rail station/airport/attractions, plenty of food delivery options nearby ✔️ Other notes: Hotel is next to the police station, with a residential community in front, basically no public area environment. Front desk staff were friendly but didn't seem very professional. They said they upgraded my room, but I couldn't tell the difference. Breakfast was average but filling. When I went downstairs at 9:50, they were already clearing the tables, but the auntie still made me a bowl of noodles and repeatedly warned me the chili was spicy. I still got a spicy shock, and she immediately poured me a glass of juice. If judging by standardized service, it's just average, but if viewed as a family inn, it's quite nice. 💡 Summary: Don't be picky when booking rooms 🍜 Food Hit and Miss List (10-point scale) 🌙 Friday Night Snacks ▫️ Xi Ge Outdoor BBQ (7.0): Duck head and duck feet were great! Cold rice noodles were average; alkaline rice cakes were substantial ▫️ Hongdu Thumb (7.0): Standard milk tea quality 🌆 Saturday Dinner ▫️ Xiao Le Chuan (9.0‼️): Order blindly without worry! Ordered 5 dishes, and the auntie firmly refused to let me order a sixth. Two of us ate everything clean, which also filled my stomach for the night ▫️ Jike Milk Tea: Hongdu version 2.0 🌞 Sunday Breakfast ▫️ Chengxin Fried Dough Sticks with Mochi: Delicious, but Nanjing's are better ▫️ Cherry Coffee: A coffee shop hidden in a residential community. Many people recommended their pour-over coffee, but it was just okay. The advantage is being quiet and away from tourist areas 🍚 Sunday Lunch ▫️ Tuweimei Small Yellow Croaker (8.0): Delicious! Reliable like Le Chuan 📸 Lazy Traveler's Itinerary Saturday 🕛 Morning: Coma-style sleep-in 🕞 Afternoon: Due to bad weather, I spontaneously booked a Song Dynasty pearl makeup photoshoot, very satisfied with the styling and photos 🌃 Evening: Night run + lying flat watching Bilibili Sunday 🕛 Morning: Life-saving sleep-in 🕐 Afternoon: ① Ceramic Museum: Reserve 7 days in advance, keep checking as tickets are released periodically. The exhibition layout is average; if you're not a ceramic enthusiast, you can finish in 1h+. The Speechless Buddha is on the 6th floor, you can go directly there. We went during lunch time and waited only 15 minutes in line. ② Imperial Kiln Museum: Located inside Taoyangli, museum requires reservation 3 days in advance (free), but Taoyangli requires tickets that aren't cheap 🌟 Lazy Traveler's Summary: The whole of Jingdezhen gives off a chaotic under-construction vibe, with streets a bit messy, but the food is really good. Perfect for lazy travelers to enjoy a 48-hour "Sleep till whenever - Eat well - Wander at will" healing journey