The ancient capital Xi'an, the Tianfu Chengdu, the mountain city Chongqing

After the exam week, summer vacation is finally here. On the night of the holiday, I couldn't wait to board the Z19 train from Beijing West to Xi'an. The train arrived at the station on time at 8 o'clock the next day. After getting off the bus, I saw the more than 50 kilometers of ancient city walls of the ancient capital Xi'an. The city walls and the city walls were clearly divided.

1. After leaving the station, I took the bus and wandered to the clock tower.

The Bell Tower is located on the central axis of Xi'an. It is a landmark building in Xi'an and an important transportation hub in the ancient city of Xi'an, surrounded by bustling buildings. Sit at the Pacific Coffee in the southeast corner, watch the cars and people go by, and experience the ancient city of Xi'an.

2. Lishan Cableway

Lishan is built in the north and turns west, going straight to Xianyang. The two rivers flow into the palace wall. Epang Palace is built according to the mountainous terrain of Lishan Mountain. It has been a geomantic treasure since ancient times and the location of the Dragon Veins of China. As far as modern times are concerned, Lishan is the place where Beijing time is measured and issued.

3. Huaqing Palace

There are three thousand beauties in the harem, and three thousand people love them. Huaqing Palace, the bathing palace of Concubine Yang Guifei and Li Longji. Here I can still hear the oath I made at that time, wishing to be a winged bird in the sky, and a twig on the ground; I can also feel the reluctance to die on horseback.

4. Terracotta Warriors and Horses

Seven thousand or eight thousand terracotta warriors and horses have been unearthed so far. They are huge in scale, but they are only a small part of the burial objects in the Qin Emperor's Mausoleum. Being among them, ignoring the human suffering caused by the tyranny of Qin Shihuang, the Terracotta Warriors and Horses are indeed the treasures of the Chinese nation. Here you can see the majestic and powerful soldiers and horses of the Qin Dynasty more than 2,000 years ago. After unifying the world, Ying Zheng's domineering power surpassed that of the three emperors and five emperors.

5. Northwest Food

Getting on the Xicheng High-speed Railway, I marveled at the convenience of China's rail transportation. It only takes 4 hours from Xi'an to Chengdu.

1. Kuanzhai Alley

I have been to commercial and tourist streets in many cities in China. Kuanzhai Alley is definitely the most distinctive, well-planned and sentimental shopping place I have ever seen. , wide alleys and narrow alleys intertwined with each other, clean streets, quaint courtyards, exquisite handicrafts, fragrant specialty snacks all over the streets, lush forests and bamboos in pubs and restaurants, and well-proportioned houses.

2. Jinli

Like Kuanzhai Alley, Jinli is also a commercial street, but it is located next to Wuhou Temple. It focuses on the culture of the Three Kingdoms and has many theaters. You can eat or drink there Watching Sichuan Opera while drinking tea is a pleasure.

3. Chunxi Road/Sino-Ocean Taikoo Li

Chunxi Road is a must-choice shopping destination for Chengdu people, and it is also the memory of the older generation of Chengdu people. After the renovation, Chunxi Road Xi Road is more spacious and modern. Sino-Ocean Taikoo Li is the most prosperous business district in Chengdu, where international famous brands gather, and handsome men and beautiful women can be seen everywhere.

3. Chengdu Food

In my opinion, Cantonese food ranks first, and Sichuan cuisine ranks second, including steamed rice rolls, dandan noodles, bell dumplings, ice noodles, sorbet, Bobo chicken, Chuanchuanxiang, Hoof flower, copy hand. . . . . . It really feels so good for my tongue and hard for my stomach.

Chongqing is an 80,000-square-kilometer super city and an international metropolis in the southwest. The Yangtze River runs through the city and is surrounded by mountains. As the saying goes, the Badong Three Gorges and Wu Gorge are as long as they are, with mountains and water. It’s a great place to visit due to its historical heritage, but you really can’t get enough of it.

Chongqing is known as a mountain city. Many road buildings are built against the mountains. The buildings are still buildings, and the roads are roads. The urban rails passing through the buildings are only seen in Chongqing.

Chongqing is also famous for its River City, located outside the Yuzhong Peninsula at the intersection of two rivers. There are many cross-river bridges and even cableways across the Jialing River. In ancient times, people followed the river and traveled thousands of miles to Jiangling in one day.

The most important thing when traveling is to feel, to feel the history and culture of your city, and to feel the daily life of your city. It’s enough to see what you don’t know, hear what you haven’t heard, and gain something from it.