Daughter's City, Daughter's Affection

❤️Recommended Reason: Enshi Tujia Daughter's City combines the antique with the Tujia stilted buildings, reflecting the folk customs of the Tujia people. It gathers hundreds of shops and quaint inns, dozens of restaurants serving special cuisine and delicious snacks, and is equipped with a landscape lawn, a comprehensive sports center, an indoor situational theater Daughter's City Grand Theater, and a large water park. 🌟Highlights: 'Smashing Bowl Wine' originates from the Tujia people. In ancient times, it was a kind of farewell drink for Tujia sons and daughters before going to the battlefield. Now it has transformed into an expression of friendship, bringing people closer together, heart to heart. The Tujia Daughter's City Barren Hall Folk Customs Park is one of the concentrated representations of the 'Smashing Bowl Wine' culture in Enshi Prefecture. The Tujia hand-waving dance has a long history. According to the 'Laifeng County Records' Volume 32, which quotes the 'Huguang General Records', during the Five Dynasties period, 'In Shizhou Manshui Fortress, there was a tree called Pushe, which means elegant in Chinese. In the past, the Tan family ancestor cut down a strange tree at the East Gate Pass, which floated to Nache and then took root and revived, blooming hundreds of flowers in all seasons. The descendants of the Tan family danced under it, and the flowers would fall by themselves. They would pick them up and wear them. When other surnames came to sing, the flowers would not fall again, which was especially strange.' This text vividly records the scene of the Manshui Tujia people waving their hands around the Pushe tree more than a thousand years ago. It is the historical record of the Laifeng Tujia hand-waving dance. 🍽Dining Recommendations: There is a food street in the scenic area, with local snacks everywhere, as well as Tujia restaurants, which is very convenient! 🏨Hotel Environment: It is recommended to stay inside Daughter's City, as it is more convenient to stroll around the night scenery. We stayed at the 'Magnolia' hotel, which was very nice!