Nationally protected cultural relics standing in the middle of the street? Fully reflects that there is no lack｜Nanfan Stone Archway

When we arrived at the Nanfan Stone Archway, it was already dark. A local vehicle happened to arrive at the same time, and I heard people telling their friends how they played here when they were young. Later, the head of the turtle carrying the monument was cut off and disappeared. Another person pointed out a missing corner. I was so stunned that I forgot to take pictures. After they left, I hurried to take pictures. It was getting darker and the archway was barely visible. The stone tablet was photographed with a lot of noise. This was taken with another phone as the light To be honest, it is still very beautiful and worth seeing. Right in the middle of the street, vehicles can actually pass under the archway. It is so carelessly protected... I didn't realize until I arrived in Yuncheng that Shanxi really has no shortage of them. It feels like they can't even get a place in the Ming and Qing dynasties. Also, there are so many national treasures to visit in Yuncheng. This trip made me so tired! Returned one day early - watched 1/2 of the original plan It’s so beautiful that I don’t want to leave! I can't walk at all. The main reason is that I was too greedy and didn't want to give up anything, although I gave up a lot of things in the end. I kept thinking along the way: Making a travel guide is something I can do with ease, but Yuncheng stumped me. I read it until 2:30 in the morning on the night before departure and even drew a map. Even so, the plan was not perfect. I can only say that empiricism kills people...and it also directly leads to the possibility that I may have to make another trip in the future? Some small reminders 1️⃣ Direct navigation to arrive 2️⃣The road to turn in is very narrow. If there are no vehicles, you can actually drive to the front of the archway. There is an open space that can park two cars.