Day two of the four-day, three-night Lanzhou trip: Eat beautifully! Play beautifully! Visit the Mother Yellow River sculpture!

Day two itinerary: Gansu Provincial Museum - Chun Tai Hand-Grabbed Mutton - Mother Yellow River Sculpture - Waterwheel Garden - Dazhong Alley - White Pagoda Mountain Park - Riverside of the Yellow River - Zhongshan Bridge Had the Waterwheel Square beef noodles for breakfast, which was very fragrant. I thought I wouldn't be able to eat it, but the moment I smelled it, my taste was awakened. After the meal, we went to the Gansu Provincial Museum (which requires a three-day advance reservation). The museum has a rich collection of exhibits, and the cultural and creative products are also great. For lunch, we had Chun Tai hand-grabbed mutton. The hand-grabbed lamb was delicious, and the simple seasoning brought out the freshness of the meat itself (the last note will share about the food). After lunch, we strolled to the riverside of the Yellow River. We could walk to most of the scenic spots and enjoy the leisurely atmosphere by the river. We saw sheepskin rafts, touched the Yellow River's fine silt, and had a unique experience. We climbed up to White Pagoda Mountain Park, which took only 20 minutes to reach the top, and we could see the city's main thoroughfare from above. Slowly descending the mountain, we waited for the sunset by the riverside of the Yellow River. There was a singer playing and singing by the river, waiting for the Zhongshan Bridge to light up. The whole night view was quite beautiful.