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- ## 01 到大理的第一天，我没有急着给它下任何关于“松弛”“浪漫”或“治愈”的判断。那些词太容易从短视频和民宿文案里跳出来，先替城市完成自我介绍。真正让我开始理解大理的，反而是古城外的几个路口。它们不漂亮，也不安静，甚至有点混乱：电动车从斑马线边缘擦过去，出租车在路口短暂停顿，背包客拖着行李箱站在路牌下看手机，租车店的人把小电驴一辆辆推到门前，公交车慢慢挤
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