As a person who has lived in Inner Mongolia for four years, Changsha, Hunan for three years, Shijiazhuang, Hebei for four years and Shenzhen, Guangdong for two years, I have lived in Dali, Yunnan for seven months. Among the places I have stayed in China, Dali, Yunnan is the most suitable place to live at present. The experience of living in Dali can be shared from the aspects of diet, accommodation, tourism, leisure and entertainment.

1, diet: fresh fruits and vegetables in all seasons.

Dali, Yunnan has diverse topography and pleasant climate. It is nourished by Cangshan Lake and Erhai Lake, and each season has different delicacies. In different months, I experienced picking roses, digging potatoes, picking blueberries, picking daylily and picking strawberries. From the orchard vegetable field to the dining table, I kept the most authentic taste of food. Even if you don't pick it yourself, go to the local market to buy it in the morning. The seasonal fruits and vegetables are also extremely fresh and delicious, and the taste is obviously different from that of first-tier cities.

2, accommodation and tourism: quiet and leisurely or lively and prosperous, you can choose.

The choice of accommodation environment is an important aspect of life. I like quiet and the seaside. I lived in a small village near Erhai Lake for six months out of seven months. Take a walk in Erhai Ecological Corridor in the morning, watch sunset and dusk at the seaside at night, play Frisbee on the grass and learn skateboarding in the corridor ... If I travel, I can choose bus or tram. If I live for a long time, it is convenient to have a small tram.

If you like noise, you can also choose to live in the ancient city of Dali. There are many people who rent a house for about one month 1000 yuan in the off-season. Visit specialty stores during the day, listen to songs in bars at night, and even set up stalls in foreigner street. Just take the bus

3. Leisure and entertainment: market culture

Living in Dali is really not lonely. Dali market culture prevails, and there are basically three or five markets every week. In addition to the local market, there are more cultural and creative handicraft markets, where there are music, coffee and food. It is very pleasant to set up a tent with friends, have a cup of coffee and bask in the sun in the afternoon. Of course, you can also apply to be a stall owner and sell what you want to experience.

In addition, Dali's outdoor scenery is also very nostalgic. The clouds are different every day, and the colors of the sunset glow are different. You can choose the way you like to spend the day, such as riding, walking and climbing.