Antique tourist attractions in Nanjing: local recommended antiques and ancient rhymes

Nanjing is the ancient capital of the Six Dynasties with a long history of humanities. There are many antique treasures to punch in. The following small series will share several ancient attractions in Nanjing for everyone. Let's take a look at friends who are interested in traveling to Nanjing and punch in for photos!

Former residence of Ganxi 1

As the largest and most well-preserved private house in Nanjing, the architectural design of Ganxi's former residence is very exquisite. Walking on the path, you can feel the elegance and nobility of Jiangnan folk houses anytime and anywhere.

This building with white walls and blue tiles is like an ink painting. Doors and windows, beams, ceilings, railings and partitions are exquisite everywhere. The landscape garden in the courtyard also reveals the elegance and antique of Jiangnan, which is well worth visiting!

The Ganjia Courtyard is also the hometown of Christina, the national daughter-in-law, also known as "the former residence of Ganxi", commonly known as "ninety-nine and a half rooms".

As can be seen from the name "ninety-nine and a half rooms", there are nearly 100 rooms in the Ganjia Courtyard. It used to be a veritable big family.

Later, the Gan family moved out of the Gan family courtyard one after another, turning it into a private folk museum, a provincial cultural protection unit in Jiangsu Province and a famous tourist attraction in Nanjing.

2. Mochou Lake Park "Ah Mochou, Mochou, Persuade the monarch not to be sad" 1984 A song "Mochou Mochou Lake" made Nanjing Mochou Lake quickly popular all over the country.

Enjoy the reputation of "the first scenic spot in Jinling", "the first lake in the south of the Yangtze River" and "the first of 48 scenic spots in Jinling"! It's a great place to shoot antiques.

Stroll through Mochou Lake and enjoy the buildings such as Yu Jintang, Guanhe Hall, Shuixie, Guanghua Pavilion and Cloister. Stone, pine, bamboo, flowers and trees set each other off.

3. What are the different sculptures of the horse's head wall in the old doorway and the cloister with mottled light and shadow? Strolling along the bluestone path in Laomendong, you can see the Chinese wooden buildings reconstructed according to the traditional style, which are full of years ~

Choose a favorite angle, gently, and the antique blockbuster that dominates the circle of friends will be freshly released ~

Different from the old doorway during the day, the night here is a little more quiet and gentle.

The smoke and water in the Six Dynasties are full of poetry, and the deep alleys with colorful lights have a somewhat different aesthetic feeling.

Walking in Hanfu on an ancient street seems to be a second crossing, and the beauty is beyond words.

4. Chaotian Palace Chaotian Palace may be one of the easiest places in Nanjing to photograph ancient styles. Red walls, red doors and windows, red columns? A large area of Chaotian Palace Red is an excellent photogenic color. It's a magnificent building, so don't worry about wearing a wide-angle view.

Looking back at the promenade, standing quietly in front of the wooden door, looking at the umbrella under the eaves?

Every scene and every shot of the Chaotian Palace can capture the visual sense of the palace drama.

5. Yanjili, a town in Jinling, is a paradise for antique lovers. The scenic spot is located in the west of Niushoushan Cultural Tourism Zone, where there are gurgling water and misty fog everywhere!

This is a very suitable place to take photos and punch in, and you can feel the careful design everywhere, as if you had crossed into the Six Dynasties!

There are several shops selling Hanfu in the scenic spot. Hanfu is a common dress here, and everyone's nostalgia for history and culture can be reflected in the clothes.