Jieyang Citywalk|Compared to Shantou and Chaozhou, I love this place more

Compared to Shantou and Chaozhou, I love this place more. Among the three Chaoshan siblings, the city with the least presence has given me full surprises. No crowded people, cheap prices, delicious food, blocks of old streets and houses. I only regret that I don't have enough time to stay longer. I hereby plant a flag for this treasure city of Jieyang, I must go back again! This city is too suitable for strolling slowly, there is a sense of life everywhere. Opening the map, I see all the old houses around, so I wander aimlessly through various alleys, turning around all day long. It's also great for taking photos, with ancient architecture, old arcades, cute old ladies and old men, it's simply a paradise for urban hikers like me. The people of Jieyang are very warm-hearted. The old lady on the street saw me taking photos and enthusiastically showed me the way and recommended places. The old man selling salted egg yolks let me taste them first to get used to the flavor before deciding, that simplicity is the most touching. I'm posting my route for everyone's reference, but I don't remember the names of many small alleys, just wander around at will. Catholic Church (Tianfu Road) ➡️ Ancient Banyan Wumiao ➡️ Jinxian Gate ➡️ Jieyang Xuegong ➡️ Shuangfeng Temple ➡️ Yuan Dameri Pavilion ➡️ Zhongshan Arcade Street ➡️ Copper Beating Street ➡️ Ding Richang Memorial Hall ➡️ Jieyang County Office Wall ➡️ Jieyang Forbidden City 🚶🏻‍♂️About 4 kilometers ⏰About 3 hours As for food, Chaoshan definitely doesn't lack it. I didn't stay long and didn't eat much, so I can't make recommendations. Wait until I go again and have a good meal. If any locals from Jieyang see this, please let me know, and I will follow your recommendations next time I visit.