Quanzhou Stroll

Yesterday at 2:35, I finally boarded the high-speed train to Quanzhou. The sea was muddy and the mountains were undulating. The mountains and the sea were surrounded by small houses with yellow walls, white walls, and red tiles. Living here is like facing the sea. I wonder if it is spring and the flowers are blooming? Through the tunnel, my ears were blocked. The mountains in the north are always towering, but here they are always shrouded in water vapor, with a lot of tenderness, and there is no shortage of water. Sitting by the window, I watched the Harmony train shuttle, and the mountain house stood silently in the water vapor. Suddenly, I felt like a traveler. I stayed at Li Gong Cang Homestay in Jinyu Lane that night. The government of Licheng District is located to the northwest of the entrance of Jinyu Lane. It's just across the road. To the east of the entrance of Jinyu Lane is the Wenmiao (Confucius Temple). In the evening, people dance in the Wenmiao Square. Nearby are Zhongshan Road, Xijie, Daxi Street, Zhuangfu Lane, and Hao Ditch. From Zhongshan Road to Kaiyuan Temple, opposite Kaiyuan Temple is Xijie. Xijie is crowded with people, and the red flowers and green trees are open all night. Through Gu Long Lane and Hua Lane, enter Chengtian Lane, to Chengtian Temple. Many women with flowers in their hair take photos in Gu Long Lane. There are many electric vehicles here, which are driven very fast and very proudly. The corners of the houses and the branches of the big trees on the roadside are lush and grow as they please.