Dreaming back to the Tang Dynasty! Discovered the "last water town of Fuzhou"!

I used to think that the water towns of Jiangnan were already beautiful, until I went to Fuzhou Saw the water town under the Min-style architecture It turns out it's not inferior to the ancient towns of Jiangnan at all, but a different style of beauty 'Minyue Water Town', in this Tang-style town There are many scenes and buildings that are very suitable for photography and check-ins 📍 Minyue Water Town, Fuzhou 🚗 Drive yourself, or take the subway line 2 to 'Suyang' station, and take a taxi for 10 minutes from the station ✔️ Recommended check-ins ▪️ Qinghui Tower The main entrance of the scenic area, the city gate tower, taking photos with it as the background, you can capture a solemn and profound historical scene ▪️ Yingfu Bridge Photogenic, the feature is that after the lights are on at night, the reflection of Yingfu Bridge and Qinghui Tower is absolutely beautiful ▪️ 'Fuyou Yifang' Archway Photogenic, with the street of lanterns and umbrellas behind it, it looks very aesthetic at night ▪️ Waterside Wonders Climb up the pavilion behind to overlook the panoramic view of Minyue Water Town, and also shoot many buildings such as the pavilion, Yanfu Tower, and Qinghui Tower from great angles, super photogenic ▪️ Min-Zhe Governor's Office Inside it's spacious and open, sometimes there are shows, and it's great for photography and touring ▪️ Qinghong Street A very lively street, with various performances, and you can even interact with NPCs, suitable for photography and check-ins ▪️ Fuzhe Square There is the 'Opening Ceremony' performance, which is also a viewing spot for the iron flower and fireworks show at night ▪️ Rongyue Lake There is a fountain show during the day, and a large-scale water show performance 'Dreaming of a Thousand Years of Minyue' at night, which is spectacular ▪️ Bamin Square There are various activities and performances, and you can also visit places like the Min Merchant's Guild Hall and Fu Street nearby ▪️ Yanfu Tower The tallest building in the park, with it as the background, matched with different architectural foregrounds, there are different kinds of beauty, very photogenic 📝tips If you like lively atmospheres, you can follow the performance schedule and go to different places (there will be performance timetables on the roadside in the scenic area) If you like photography, you can avoid the performance times and locations, there will be fewer people, and the photos will be more impressive, especially when the evening lights are just coming on, the night view is super beautiful!