If you want to fish for wild big fish, like Big Grouper, Golden Spearfish, Red Snappers and such, you’ll need to go to the open sea, which may require a few hours or even over ten hours by boat. You could also go to sea-based oil rigs to fish, which can be quite interesting..." Xiao Wu introduced to Lin Yang with great familiarity.
Upon hearing his introduction, Lin Yang found himself a bit indecisive for a mont.
First of all, sea fishing is completely different from freshwater fishing. Freshwater fishing requires a bit of technique, but sea fishing hardly requires any technique at all. There are even many fully automated sea fishing gear; you simply need to bait the hook, cast it into the water, and wait for the fish to bite.
Lin Yang had never tried sea fishing before and didn’t know if his master-level fishing abilities would be of any use in sea fishing.
After so thought, he decided to begin with smaller fish, to get used to the feel of sea fishing first.
"Take us to catch so whitebait... oh, stinky belly fish and the likes tomorrow morning for fun, and we’ll talk about the rest later," Lin Yang said to Xiao Wu after thinking it over.
Xiao Wu imdiately responded, then jotted down that Lin Yang would go fishing the next morning. Then, he began to introduce the various streets and buildings in Peng City, including the origins of Peng City.
Dapeng Ancient City, located on the banks of Eastern Dapeng Bay, is one of the eight scenic spots in Shenzhen, founded during the Ming Hongwu Period. After modernization, Shenzhen has achieved noteworthy success in both economic growth and urban developnt, so it is referred to as Peng City.
With Xiao Wu’s ongoing tour, Lin Yang and his group learned quite a bit about Peng City, which made him realize that hiring this travel agency wasn’t a waste at all.
About half an hour later, Xiao Wu drove them to a five-star hotel. Though it was a five-star hotel, it wasn’t particularly luxurious and was above average for its class.
Lin Yang, generous as he was, directly booked three luxury suites upon arrival at the hotel.
These luxury suites were the third-best offering of the hotel; the presidential suites were the finest, followed by the executive suites. Although the luxury suites were third tier, one night cost nearly one thousand yuan.
This one thousand yuan for a suite included everything except als, including various entertainnt and leisure activities.
After taking a look at the suite with his luggage, Lin Yang felt quite satisfied.
The suite had over a hundred square ters, featuring a master bedroom, a study, a spacious living room, a closet room, and a luxurious bathroom with a large jacuzzi tub for soaking.
It must be said that this thousand-yuan-a-night room was indeed excellent, well-equipped with an electric kettle, a coffee pot, a tea station, a refrigerator, a safe, a desk, a sofa, spare bedding, air conditioning, an umbrella, and many other miscellaneous items. Lin Yang was quite content.
"What are the restaurant’s hours, and how are the charges?" Lin Yang asked Xiao Wu, having settled in his room.
"You can eat whatever you want. You can order directly here or go down to the restaurants. This hotel has 8 restaurants on the 2nd, 3rd, and 4th floors.
The three halls on the 2nd floor and the three halls on the 3rd floor serve Chinese cuisine. There’s a large buffet restaurant and a foreign restaurant on the 4th floor. The prices at all restaurants are à la carte except for the buffet: breakfast is 188, and lunch and dinner are 588 each.
Then, on the 5th floor, there’s a fitness center, which is available for use by hotel guests at no charge, and there’s also a spa on the 6th floor. If you need it, you can go there or call for a masseuse to co up..."
Having heard Xiao Wu’s introduction, Lin Yang couldn’t help but feel amazed once again. Indeed, it was an international tropolis; he had truly opened his eyes.
Coming here from Jiangdong City made him feel a bit like a country mouse in the city.
Although he had visited a few cities in Tan Sha and Yunnan of Xiang Province recently, in terms of developnt, there was still so gap compared to Peng City.
After Xiao Wu finished introducing the hotel’s features, he didn’t stay much longer. Having agreed to pick them up the next morning at seven, he drove off.
After settling their luggage, Lin Yang, Yue’er, and Li Xiaopeng tead up and started roaming around the large hotel. With its thirty or forty stories and comprehensive facilities, it truly deserved to be described as a place you could browse.
When it was about five or six in the evening and dinner ti approached, the trio planned to check out the restaurants on the 2nd, 3rd, and 4th floors.
The three restaurants on the 2nd floor all had a banquet-like setting with large round tables. It was possible to dine there, but it felt a bit odd for just three people, as normally the venue was reserved for hosting wedding banquets and the like.
The 3rd floor featured restaurants with regional specialties; one for Cantonese cuisine, one for Sichuan cuisine, and one for Huaiyang cuisine. Lin Yang and his friends didn’t like to limit themselves to just one type of food, so after looking around, the trio moved up to the 4th floor.
Upon reaching the 4th floor, they first spotted a Western restaurant, serving standard French and Italian dishes.
The restaurant with Southeast Asian dishes mostly focused on seafood, while the Arab area predominantly featured grilled ats. The island-style restaurant was all about sashimi, sushi, and teppanyaki.
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