Fuzhou, a city blessed with good fortune

During the Spring Festival, I set off from Yangzhou, Jiangsu, and drove to Fuzhou, a one-way trip of 800 kilometers, to experience the festive atmosphere of this blessed city. I only stayed in Fuzhou for one day, so I hastily visited the Three Lanes and Seven Alleys and Yantai Mountain Park. There are many other places worth visiting that I didn't have time to explore. That night, I hurried to Lianjiang near Fuzhou, and spent the next few days by the seaside in Lianjiang and Xiapu. 🌟Highlights: Three Lanes and Seven Alleys, Yantai Mountain ❤Recommended Reason: The Three Lanes and Seven Alleys is one of the few remaining ancient architectural sites in the country, known as the 'living fossil of China's urban lane system' and 'museum of Chinese Ming and Qing architecture.' The main street is commercially vibrant, but the interesting parts are in the alleys. Don't forget to check in at the popular love heart tree on the main street. Yantai Mountain is known as Fuzhou's 'Gulangyu.' Many people come here for its reputation, but the real beauty is not in Yantai Mountain Park, but in the surrounding area of Yantai Mountain, which is worth taking your time to stroll around. 🚉Transport Tips: It is recommended to park your car at the hotel and take the subway Three Lanes and Seven Alleys Yantai Mountain Park