I'm taking a Citywalk in Xinanli.

Compared to the bustling crowds of Laomendong and Confucius Temple, the Xinanli cultural district is much quieter. Here, the street and alley layout from the Ming and Qing dynasties to the Republican period has been preserved, complete with blue-grey tiles, horse-head walls, and stone-paved roads, creating an atmosphere of ancient charm. Nanjing's largest and most well-preserved Qing Dynasty private residence, the Ganxi Residence, is located here. Xinanli has both a rich sense of history and a youthful vibrancy. You can enjoy a cup of tea and listen to a piece of music, experiencing Nanjing's "slow time."