Guangxi Self-Driving Tour (Twenty-One)
Wuzhou has not only been the capital of both Guangdong and Guangxi, but it is also the birthplace of the Xijiang culture and the Longmu culture, as well as one of the origins of the Cantonese language. Cantonese language, Cantonese cuisine, night markets, and morning tea, wandering through the arcade streets to taste the authentic culture of Guangfu. Many people from Guangdong compare this place to Guangzhou from twenty or thirty years ago, seeking the slow-paced memories of the past. The four of us Beijing guys could feel the difference, but it was no match for our lack of understanding, fortunately, we had the self-awareness to order a group-buy Cantonese meal for six to eight people, and for morning tea, we chose nine out of sixteen options. Paper-wrapped chicken, scallion oil fish, preserved vegetable pork belly, tortoise jelly... We felt the atmosphere, satisfied our cravings, and the key point was that the prices were very affordable. After turning around the arcade street and walking on the river embankment, listening to the incomprehensible language, looking at the different scenery, we felt joy and happiness.
The Xunjiang River comes from the west and accepts the Beijiang River from the north to form the Xijiang River. Even in the dry season of March, there are still many boats on the river. Imagining the eastward flowing river passing through Guangdong, joining the Pearl River, and rushing towards the South China Sea, it should be the area to experience in the next self-driving tour. After playing around the old town area on the north bank of the Xijiang River and the east bank of the Guijiang River, we crossed the Guijiang Bridge to the Riverside Park. The park is also a small hill, and we drove directly up to the Wuzhou Christian Church, a European-style building over a hundred years old. To its west is the Wuzhou Museum, free to visit (closed on Mondays). Coming out and walking to the other side of the hilltop, it's not high and very close to the former site of the British Consulate, which is also free to visit. To the east is Hegang Tower, an imitation ancient five-story building with flying eaves, very tall. From the top of the tower, you can see the Guijiang River flowing southward into the Xijiang River, and the old town area we have toured is in full view, with beautiful scenery and stirring emotions. However, the way tourists express themselves is by holding their phones, taking pictures and recording, occasionally uttering exclamations, which is hard to compare with the overflowing talent and ink of the ancients. Well, Wuzhou is nice, and it's good to be happy.
Wuzhou Guangxi
The existing 22 streets of the city of the building, the total length of 7 kilometers, the longest street reaches 2530 meters, the building building 560, the scale is large, the number is large, the domestic rare. The building is mainly distributed in Dadong Shang Road, Dadongxia Road, Sha Street, Danan Road, Xiaonan Road, Sifang Road, Wufang Road, Jiufang Road, South Ring Road, Dazhong Road, Guilin Road, Guilin Road, North Ring Road, Minzhu Road, Jianshe Road, Zhongshan Road and other streets. The continuous arcade is a sign of the glory and prosperity of Zhangzhou in the past. The arcade street is full of Shijia, and there are more than 1,500 large and small businesses on the street at the most beautiful time, which has created tens of thousands of rich merchants.
The street in Dadong Market in Zhangzhou is next to the Dajiaochang. It is popular here, but I didn't expect that the second floor of the riding building here is also scrapped. Everything has to be sold. I also bought a pair of sandals here, as long as 15 yuan, and I was very comfortable to wear.
There are Liubao tea in Zhangzhou. If you want to see tea, go to Ligang in Lijiang. There are many tea shops in Ligang in Lijiang, to buy Zhangzhou Liubao tea, Yunnan Pu'er tea, and various flower teas. Black tea looks very old, the key is cheap.
One of the birthplaces of Lingnan culture, Zhangzhou, the city sign of riding a building.
Wuzhou was the two-hour lunch stop on a three-day bus trip from Guangzhou to a few places in the south of Guangxi province. After a bowl of noodles each followed by a spot of retail clothes therapy for my wife, we ambled back to the bus stop. On the way, we came across the ‘arcade’. The buildings are a nice example of early 19th century European influenced commercial architecture in China, with a shop on the ground floor with storerooms and living accommodation above. There are three statues in the main street, my wife assures me the that the one at the front is Sun Yat Sen. Anyway, I duly posed with them. After a hundred or so years the area, not unsurprisingly, is looking a little tired and the shopping, banking, and hotels have moved elsewhere in the town. A common occurrence. It appears the local council are attempting to make the area a tourist attraction. Good luck to them.Anyway, we had a walk around the area. There’s a shops and fast-food outlets. We took a few photos and then wandered back to the bus stop near the big statue of Sun Yat Sen.Then it was back on the bus for the 30-minute ride to Wuzhou Baiyun Mountain Park.
The largest riding city in China, the head of Sun Yat-sen's son-in-law, is now being renovated, I hope not to ruin the previous feeling
Check in in Haikou area. It is a new online celebrity check-in place. Opposite is the Haikou Bell Tower. Very good Nanyang style.