Yishu said that considering everyone's travel fatigue, there would be a small crab feast with some freshwater fish for dinner. The big meal would be the next day! Everyone nodded in agreement. Bosom-enlarging equipment, a female postdoctoral student running a charity debt-ridden owes nearly 500,000 yuan. To be continued, more pictures are stored in the space album... Walking into the bathroom, my goodness! The toiletries have a very unconventional appearance, full of provocation! (Photos exist in the album, Boliteng bosom-enlarging advertisement video, do not disturb minors!) After settling in the hotel and coming out again, it was already dark. Due to bad luck midway through the game and being substituted off, I had time to look around. A bottle of Lu Ling Wang quietly appeared on the table, accompanied by various river delicacies, everyone ate happily... except there were too many flies... Holding one in my hand to play with, seeing its claws waving and eight crab legs scratching wildly, I thought they rarely have natural enemies in Liangzi Lake other than humans! The island restaurants all have large glass tanks in front of their doors, filled with crabs separated by weight and gender. Under the flashlights, the crab shells reflect a chilling bluish luster. The water area of Liangzi Lake is about 127 square kilometers, approximately 1/30th the size of Dongting Lake. Without sight of land, there is no sense of security, feeling a bit uneasy inside... After meeting up, we took the Wu Huang Expressway to Ezhou. Yishu's proficient driving skills performed excellently, and around five in the afternoon, we arrived at the Liangzi Lake pier. Returning to the hotel, after brewing hot tea, looking out of the window with no lights visible outside, it was estimated there were no places to visit. So under the call of Chennian Puer, we started playing landlord. To be honest, playing landlord around Wuhan felt like being embraced by an organization, exceptionally intimate! Wuhan is undergoing major development; entering the urban area, construction sites are everywhere, coupled with gray skies, making it feel like entering a large construction site. This glance wasn't trivial, as shockingly provocative slogans were discovered behind the door! It was chilling enough to almost make me spit out the tea in my mouth! Liangzi Lake is so vast, unable to see the edges all around... All other tourists on the boat had retreated into the cabin, leaving only me and Chennian Puer sitting at the boat's tail. The sky was overcast, cool damp air rushing into our clothes. Not good, I'm wearing too little! After enduring about 30 minutes of cold, we landed at the Liangzi Island pier. The air seemed to be filled with the smell of freshwater fish, including the scent of the large crabs. On October 20th, I was "coaxed" to Wuhan by Canghai Yisu, along with others like Chennian Puer. The first stop of this trip was Liangzi Lake in Ezhou, Hubei Province! An inland freshwater lake usually unremarkable, but since it's the season for tasting large crabs, eating became the top priority. Yishu said that today was lucky not to be a weekend, otherwise food lovers from surrounding areas like Wuhan, Huangshi, Xianning, and Ezhou would have flocked here. Otherwise, it would have been a bustling scene with crab shells scattered everywhere, how peaceful it was now compared to that. As I expected, entering the village, large crabs were being sold everywhere, truly amazing! (Rhetorical question, without crabs, would we even come?) Looking at the prices, compared to Shenzhen, they were incredibly cheap: around four taels each could be bought for less than 30 yuan, and they looked incredibly fierce! A food street stretched before us, with few tourists. Leaving the airport, we first met up with Yishu on Xudong Street. Along the way, the fragrance of osmanthus flowers occasionally wafted into the car, pleasing our moods. Chennian Puer began chatting with the driver, and from their conversation, I discovered that Chennian Puer, who always boasted about knowing Wuhan well, was actually just average...