Looking for a place brimming with Lunar New Year spirit? Head to Taierzhuang Ancient Town!

Do you remember 🤔 what Lunar New Year was like when we were kids? Back then, as soon as the holiday arrived, every house would hang bright red lanterns 🏮 and decorate their doors with "Fu" characters 🧧 and Spring Festival couplets, as if smiling 🥳 at you. Families would bustle about, preparing all sorts of delicious food, neighbors would visit each other to exchange New Year greetings, children would wear new clothes with pockets full of candy, and 🎉 laughter would fill the air. That rich Lunar New Year atmosphere was like a glass of fine wine, the more you savored it, the more flavorful it became. 🧨 But now, it feels 🤔 like the Lunar New Year spirit is fading, like a glass of diluted 🍹 juice that's lost its original taste. If you want to experience that festive, lively 🎉 Lunar New Year atmosphere again, head to ➡️ Taierzhuang Ancient Town, where you can rediscover the Lunar New Year spirit of your childhood! 🧨 This Lunar New Year, Taierzhuang Ancient Town is like an overturned paintbox, with time-honored crafts gathered together, creating a grand cultural celebration. 🌟 Highlights: Walking through the ancient town's alleys, you'll be immersed in the excitement of traditional temple fairs, with dragon and lion dances, stilt walking, land boat performances, and more. From traditional handicrafts to delicious food, there's something for everyone. 👍 Most Recommended: The most fun activity is changing into Hanfu. Stroll through the ancient town in traditional attire and feel like you've traveled back in time. ✅ Must-Try Experiences: You can also try writing Spring Festival couplets, playing pitching pots, archery 🏹, and painting sugar figures. Immerse yourself in the charm of traditional folk culture. It's like traveling through time and conversing with the ancients, with every step filled with surprises. ❤ Reasons to Visit: Known as "China's Most Beautiful Water Town," it's recognized by the World Tourism Organization as a "Living Ancient Canal" and "the only remaining heritage village of the Grand Canal." 🚉 Transportation: Located at the heart of the Grand Canal, in Taierzhuang District, Zaozhuang City, Shandong Province, at the intersection of four provinces: Shandong, Jiangsu, Henan, and Anhui. You can take a high-speed train 🚄 to Zaozhuang, then a taxi or bus 🚌 B10 from Zaozhuang West Station (B1) to Zaozhuang Passenger Transport Station and transfer to B2. 🕙 Opening Hours: Open all day, year-round