Fuzhou is not only famous for its Three Lanes and Seven Alleys, but also for the less crowded and picturesque Shangxia Hang

In the bones of the people from the south, the misty rain of the water towns in Jiangnan is etched into their souls: white walls, black tiles, small bridges, flowing water, bluestone slabs, carrying the breath of ink paintings that hit you in the face, the water towns that have haunted my dreams so many times... And Fuzhou has such places, with few people and beautiful scenery, even the faint jasmine fragrance of the milk tea in your hand tells of the beauty of the Jiangnan water towns... "To be infatuated with a place in life, without dreaming of going to Jiangnan," I have thought of many introductions to Fuzhou, but none are as good as visiting it yourself: sitting in a Chinese-style boat, gazing at the Min-style architecture scattered along the two banks, listening to the cicadas singing in the trees, drinking milk tea... as if time slows down,