Yongchun, Quanzhou, is not crowded! Experience the lively atmosphere of the five-mile ancient street

Originally thought it was just a dilapidated ancient street, but I didn't expect the current construction to be quite good, clean, and the houses seem to be the old wooden structures from before, quite retro, very suitable for taking period photos. The ancient street is a bit far from the county town, and maybe because it's usually not crowded, there are fewer snacks, most of which are popular online snacks, some may be temporary stalls, and the quality of the food really isn't up to par. This place is only suitable for going to a few local characteristic hot pot stalls at the intersection, the price per person is not expensive, and the taste is quite good, especially recommended is the beef hot pot. If you want to eat Yongchun's special cuisine, it is recommended to go near the food street in the county town, I like white liquor, bitter vegetable and small intestine soup, Penghu meat soup, vinegar pig's feet, white duck soup, Guohua spring rolls (with white sugar added inside, super good). There are no hairpins on Wuli Street, but there is a Da Ma Department Store· Nyonya Clothing Cultural Experience Center on the street, where you can pay to experience the Malaysian Nyonya clothing experience and Nyonya portrait. Next to it is Dayu Mountain, where you can drive up the mountain to watch the performance of the White Crane Fist. A day trip can also check in at the Yu Guangzhong Memorial Hall and Dongguan Covered Bridge nearby Yongchun East.