Hanfu Princesses in Suzhou! Hairdos, Costumes & Paparazzi – Day 8 | Family Backpacking in China
SUZHOU
A magical day in Suzhou! We wenr by the hairdresser, then dressed the girls in beautiful Hanfu (traditional Chinese clothing) for a walk through the old city. Locals were enchanted — we couldn’t go more than a few steps without photo requests. A cultural experience none of us will forget.
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AI GeneratedThe narrator explores the city of Suzhou, enjoying its scenic corners and local atmosphere. The day includes a necessary visit to a hairdresser, exploring multifunctional local shops, and a traditional dress photoshoot that attracted an overwhelming amount of attention from local crowds, eventually forcing the group to end the session early.
Today is city life, we are in Suzhou the whole day, there are many very nice corners, less
touristy than where we were yesterday.
And what you see here is an emergency meeting with a hairdresser because we forgot the hairbrush
on the very first hotel, but we got here and after one week it was absolutely mandatory
to come here.
I'm strolling around one of the neighborhoods of Suzhou, an incredible city, every corner
looks a bit different, it's not a secret place, it's one of the most famous, just a
stone's throw from Shanghai, but I haven't seen any foreign tourists at all.
The multifunction shop, basically everything, you go from a tasty snack here on the guy
to whatever it is that he has on stock.
And the girls wanted to put up some traditional clothes and makeup and we hired also a photographer,
we went to take pictures around the city and the people went absolutely crazy, I mean
you can see here how many people just gathered around and they followed us for maybe 20-30
minutes non-stop taking pictures, it was way too much, and at the end we had even to give
up the whole story because we could not be left in peace for like two minutes.