After 2 hours of departure from Shanghai, I saw the most shocking ironworks of the year.

🎆The east wind blooms thousands of flowers and trees at night, and even blows them down, making stars like rain Our ancestors took Chinese romance to the extreme ✨The iron flower reproduces the scene in Xin Qiji's words and phrases 🧨Spring Festival is coming soon Let’s go watch a blacksmith show with stars falling like rain In the dazzling firelight, feel the romance that has traveled through thousands of years ✨The ultimate romance of millennium intangible cultural heritage Blacksmithing began in the Northern Song Dynasty and flourished in the Ming and Qing Dynasties. It has a history of more than a thousand years. The craftsmen hit the hot molten iron high into the sky, and it instantly bloomed into millions of iron flowers. Like meteors streaking across the sky🌠, like fireworks blooming in the dark night In recent years, intangible cultural heritage has gradually come into public view, and the iron flowers are as gorgeous as they were thousands of years ago🔥 The "ding-dong-dang-dang" sound produced when struck has resounded for thousands of years🔔 In addition to blacksmithing, you can also see fire pots and fireworks shows in Taihu Ancient Town The buildings in the ancient town have carved beams and painted buildings, and the carvings are gorgeous. A complete treasure town💥 ✨Light hike on Biyan Ancient Trail Biyan Ancient Road, passing through Benshan Mountain⛰ The Biyan Temple at the starting point is a prestigious Buddhist holy place in Changxing area. There are cliff carvings such as "Clear the World" and "Cold Spring", Longhua Temple, King Xiang's walking horse, Yinma Pond, Horse-tying Wood, Sword Grinding Stone and other relics. Climb to the top of Nanyun Peak and overlook the 36,000-hectare Taihu Lake with its rippling blue waves. The total length of the loop is about 7km. It’s a great place to warm up during winter sports👟 Fire trees and silver flowers fall, thousands of stars bloom✨ Let’s watch this ultimate romance at 1600℃~