What are the interesting places in China?

Now with the growth of age, the atmosphere of Chinese New Year is getting weaker and weaker. Living in a bustling city, but without the atmosphere of the New Year, I still remember setting off firecrackers and hanging lanterns when I was a child. What I am looking forward to most is putting on new clothes and getting lucky money. Unfortunately, these can only stay in childhood memories. Now that the Spring Festival is coming, what places are full of flavor?

In the ancient city of Anchang, Zhejiang, bacon is cooked every year in the twelfth lunar month, and the streets and alleys are filled with sauce. Anchang ancient city is a typical ancient town in the south of the Yangtze River. Every year at the beginning of the twelfth lunar month, every household here begins to cook bacon, and the streets and lanes are filled with sauces. There are also many authentic New Year foods here, such as baked shortbread, jiaozi, kebabs and local folk customs, which will also be staged at this time. There is a lively water town social drama, and if you are lucky, you can also see the festive Wu Peng boat shuttling through the water. It is full of festive and peaceful atmosphere. If you want to feel the warm taste of the New Year, you can come here to experience it.

On the loess high slope, every New Year, men in northern Shaanxi will dance Ansai waist drum. Ansai waist drum can be said to be the most distinctive dance in northern Shaanxi. This dance is composed of a group of bold and rough men. They danced boldly and danced with the drums, which was the strongest celebration during the New Year. Such a carnival must be experienced once in a lifetime.

In Yuxian County, Hebei Province, the Great Shu Hua Opera with a history of 300 years is staged every year. Yuxian county is located in Hebei province, near Beijing. Although not as famous as other ancient cities, it is also a unique place. Historically, it is also sixteen counties? One of them! It is also one of the most interesting places in China. Here, we can see the 300-year-old Shu Hua Xiu. Some people may not know what Dashuhuaxiu is. In fact, the big Shuhuaxiu is molten iron melted by a spoonful of scrap iron, which splashes on the ancient city wall, splashing a particularly gorgeous spark, which is particularly spectacular at night. Moreover, when the Chinese New Year is approaching, every household will hang window grilles with annual flavor, which is particularly atmospheric.