It was a rainy day, so I had no choice but to have dinner at Cao's (Zaixiang Guli) next to the hotel. When I ordered, I realized that most Anhui dishes were spicy, and there was no difference between very spicy, medium spicy, and slightly spicy. I could only follow the waiter's instructions and ordered jelly, pork ribs soup, dry pot bracken, and plum snow niang. The portions were large, and one plum snow niang was equivalent to two in the Shanghai restaurant, so the taste was just average. It cost a total of 84 yuan, and the flash payment on Dianping was 79.8 yuan, which was a discount of 4.2 yuan.