Fuzhou City, Dalian, penetrates thousands of years of memories, and the mottled city walls seem to tell their past.

I am a native of Jinzhou, Dalian. I was born by the sea since I was a child. I grew up in the 1970s eating seafood and playing in the sea. When people reach middle age, they suddenly feel like going out, traveling? That’s right, it’s tourism. I haven’t left Dalian since I was a child. I really don’t know anything about the outside world. Now try to visit the Dalian area. In fact, I like to take my wife out the most. She has spent many years with me during the most difficult time. My wife is not in good health. The thing I can’t let go of is my lovely wife. Back to the main topic.

Fuzhou City, an ancient city, can be said to be the birthplace of history in southern Liaoning. It originated from the ancient Liao Dynasty. It is an ancient cultural and tourism city with a long history, cultural origins and beautiful scenery.

This is the remaining corner of the ancient city. No matter whether it is wind, rain or sun, it always stands in the center of Fuzhou City. It’s a miracle that this wall has survived nearly a thousand years. In fact, this city wall represents not only the prosperity of Fuzhou City, but also the end. Seeing the city wall feels so desolate. It is impossible to verify what this ancient city has experienced.

Life may be like this ancient city, going through growth, prosperity, downfall, and finally lost to the world and returned to the loess.

Although thousands of years have passed, there are still unforgettable things in Fuzhou City, and the remaining ruins are really worth seeing.

In ancient times, there were couplets on both sides of the gate. Fuzhou City still maintains its original style. The wooden couplets reflect the prosperity and prosperity of that year.

Yongfeng Tower still stands in the center of the ancient city. The most distinctive ancient tower has survived for thousands of years.

The gates of the ancient city of Fuzhou City are still so majestic. After seeing these ruins left over from ancient times, I was really shocked and sighed at the greatness of the ancient architecture.

Postscript: Thousands of years of wind and rain have washed the ancient city of Fuzhou. I hope that future generations will better protect these shocking buildings, and that our Chinese nation will be strong and prosperous.

I am "Traveler 1970" and I will slowly tell the story of my experience in the future. Thank you!