What interesting places do Gaochun people go to in a day?

Gaochun old street was founded in Song Dynasty, also known as Ziyi Street. The old street is built by Guanxi River, which is nearly 1000 meters long from east to west and about 4 meters wide. The architectural style of shops along the street is obviously Huizhou style. Most businessmen want to come from Huizhou, which is close to southern Anhui.

I wanted to go to "Dreamless Mountain" originally, but the plan didn't change quickly. I changed my mind when I arrived at the station. Nanjing is far from Gaochun, but it should be no problem to walk from Lishui (it turns out to be wrong). Because intercity roads are far less than expressways. And there is no direct flight, so I have to transfer. At that time, I took it for granted that it was very close. Ask for directions, find the station (it's easy to find, but the place itself is not big), and take a bus (the car is in general condition and the price is forgotten) to a place called "Shuangpai Stone". There were many people in the market that day. It is estimated that there are fewer people at ordinary times. This road is quite worry-free and looks like a distribution center. Nothing happened anyway. I just wandered around the market. I want nothing. It's interesting to watch others buy and sell things. (To tell the truth, um, it feels, um-very simple! )

Continue to turn, there are CMB 3 yuan/people to Gaochun. About 20-30 minutes. Then take the "Mazda" 2 yuan/person (bigger than the Nanjing model, pulling a rope is a handle, which feels strange) to go to the "Old Street". I found that there is also a market here along the way, which is very lively.

If it's really an "old street", it's the main road, narrow, and both sides are doing business. I'm not interested. However, the architectural structure and windowsill tiles here are very attractive. I like to see all kinds of patterns carved on wood (I thought of Wuzhen, which is more beautiful than here! ) 。 The overall feeling is not bad, it is worth coming once (once is enough! )。 By the way, it is said that there is a "joint ticket" for 20 yuan/Zhang. I didn't see it.

The most magnificent building in the old street is the Wu ancestral hall, which is the former site of the headquarters of the first detachment of the New Fourth Army. The famous Chong Peng once worked here, when he was the commander of Gaochun New Fourth Army. Now, Wu's ancestral hall has become a folk museum, where visitors can see ancient farm tools and fishing gear, as well as folk birthday gifts and wedding scenes. The most attractive thing is the ancient brick carving and stone carving. Can you imagine carving a complete sweet and sour mandarin fish on a blue brick? It's so vivid, don't miss the visit. Zhao Ting, the home of Zhao Zhuang, a Confucian businessman in Gong Sheng, is also very distinctive, especially the ladies' boudoir on the second floor. Tourists keep coming, stepping on the narrow wooden stairs carefully, and the dust is dancing lightly in the sunshine under the eaves, so leisurely, so quiet, so peaceful, so peaceful, the air is solidified and history is precipitated. Maybe this is what I want to find in this old street. There are many scenic spots in the old street, such as the Taoist statue exhibition in Qing Dynasty, the Church of Jesus, and the ancient well in Qianlong. There is a cake shop. It is said that Chi Haotian has been there, and the business is very good.

By the way, I remember that when we went there, the Crab Festival seemed (as if it had been a long time), and we ate "Crab Yellow Tangbao" there (10 yuan/piece). It tastes good, but one is enough (greasy). There are also sugar cakes, shrimp cakes, dried beans and so on. Is everything all right?

After shopping for a long time, all the people in the market dispersed, and I felt it was time to go back. The last bus to the station (18: 00) returns to Nanjing.

It feels like a whole day, but it seems to be on the way to play, haha. ...

Back in Nanjing, the lights are on.

The outer Qinhuai River at night is actually beautiful!