I made a trip to Weifang for the hustle and bustle of Fangzi Town

Seeing the hustle and bustle, I planted grass in Fangzi Town 🏠 Before going, I thought all the check-in spots were together But when I arrived, I found that almost every check-in spot was far apart... And it's not in the same place as the "Fangzi Town" on the navigation‼️ I quickly organized the following strategy, hurry up and save it👇 • Remember this route‼️‼️‼️ 1⃣️ Follow this route for the "Hustle and Bustle" attractions ⬇️ 🔹Yima Road (Fangzi Station, Supply and Marketing Cooperative, Station Front Convenience Store) 🔹Public Security Street (State-Owned First Store, Xinhua Bookstore, Qingshan Cinema, People's Photo Studio) 🔹Wuma Road: Nostalgic Street ⚠️The above attractions are about seven to eight hundred meters away from "Fangci Town" in the navigation map • 2⃣️ "Fangci Town" in the navigation map ⬇️ (Sanma Road) 🔸German-Japanese Architectural Complex: Buildings from the colonial period of the two countries in that area, including dormitories, hospitals, schools, etc. 🏠 It's quite heavy to visit here, feeling the humiliation of that period of history 🔳 But contrasted with the bustling crowd around, it makes one appreciate the hard-won peace even more ✨ 🔸Red Culture Museum: Very worth visiting! Lots of old objects and historical scenes are restored, instantly transporting you back to that era ✨ 🔸This area also has Fangzi District Museum, Art Gallery, etc., suitable for a leisurely stroll 🚶 The railway tracks are also nearby, and many people take photos here • I knew about Fangzi Town because of the TV series "Hustle and Bustle" But upon actually arriving, I discovered the profound history of this place Such discoveries on a journey always bring surprises If you have time, why not take a turn around Fangzi Town ✨