Fuzhou | My 18th stop on my post-resignation trip.

🚦Location: Fuzhou, Fujian 1. Itinerary 🟥 This trip covered Sanfang Qixiang, Shangxiahang, YMCA, Yantai Mountain, Student Street, and Taijiang Wharf. 2. Food experience 🟦 I tried a lot of delicious food in Fuzhou, such as milk tea, rouyan, laohua, tenderloin, and wheel cakes. 3. Impressions of each attraction ❤️ Sanfang Qixiang is a must-see. Nanhou Street has a very beautiful heart-shaped tree, and there are all kinds of former residences and exhibition halls in the alleys. It cleverly combines commercial streets with historical culture. 🧡 Shangxiahang is relatively quieter. On rainy days, it is like a small town in Jiangnan, and the narrow stone alleys are full of charm. The nearby Nanyuan Road is a treasure trove of food that I discovered by accident. It was fun to follow the locals into the store to taste the food. 💚 The corridor of the YMCA is a great place to take pictures. Standing there, you can see Jiefang Bridge, Zhongzhou Island, and Yantai Mountain. Walk along Jiefang Bridge to reach the Yantai Mountain neighborhood on the other side. 💙 Yantai Mountain is worth a visit. There are super photogenic grocery stores, unique cafes, quiet and ancient churches, and deserted paths with charming scenery. On the road, I met a very outgoing girl who greeted the students warmly and told them to study hard. In the grocery store, I also helped a girl who made clothes take pictures. I was responsible for pressing the shutter, and she posed herself. It was really cool. 💜 I thought Student Street was not long, but I underestimated it. The delicious food is concentrated in the Youth Apartment Market at the end, and the tenderloin there is particularly delicious. After queuing up to buy wheel cakes, I left quickly because I had to save my stomach for laohua. 🤎 I walked to the heart of the Minjiang River to enjoy the night view. Although the wharf was closed, the moment I saw Zhongzhou Island and Jiefang Bridge light up, the feeling of being surrounded by lights was wonderful. Then I went back to Dongjiekou to take pictures of the landmark glass wall, but it had been demolished, so I had to buy a cup of milk tea to comfort myself. 4. Impressions of Fuzhou 📝 I came to Fuzhou a few years ago. It is a very comfortable city. The subway is free, and the bus only costs 1 yuan. It is truly a blessed place. The weather in Fuzhou was drizzling intermittently, but it was not cold, and there were not many pedestrians on the road. Walking on the street with an umbrella was a good experience, and I even enjoyed a moment of sunshine in the evening. I am no longer worried about the weather on this trip, which is a small improvement.