Walk into the world, the world is romantic

Chongqing, a city with a rich history and cultural heritage. In the Yuzhong Peninsula of Chongqing, there is an ancient street called Eighteen Ladders. This was once one of the most prosperous commercial areas in Chongqing and an important passage connecting the upper and lower halves of Chongqing. With respect for history and curiosity about Chongqing's traditional culture, I embarked on an exploration journey of Eighteen Ladders. The moment I walked into Eighteen Ladders, it seemed as if I had traveled back to the past. 😲 Walking up the stone steps, you can see many old shops still sticking to their traditional crafts. There are grocery stores selling needles and threads, craftsmen doing woodworking, and traditional barbers. Although these old shops have experienced vicissitudes, they still maintain their original appearance, giving people a strong sense of history. 👀 At the highest point of Eighteen Ladders, there is an ancient temple - Phoenix Temple. This temple was built during the Ming Dynasty and has been well preserved after hundreds of years of wind and rain. Walking into the temple, you can see exquisite wood carvings and murals, and feel the profoundness of Buddhist culture. 🙏 In addition to historical buildings, Eighteen Ladders also has many delicious foods worth trying. There are Chongqing's special hot pot, skewers, tofu pudding, etc., which are mouth-watering. I tried a local old tofu pudding, the delicate taste and rich bean fragrance, let me savor it. 😋 In Eighteen Ladders, I not only felt the heaviness of history, but also experienced the unique charm of Chongqing's traditional culture. Every brick and tile, every grass and tree here tells a story of the past. If you are also interested in history and culture, then Eighteen Ladders is definitely a good place not to be missed. 💖