Others visit Yangzhou in the misty rain of March, while I stroll down Dongguan Street in the scorching heat of June

🍃Unlike the misty rain of March, Yangzhou in June has a unique charm. In the scorching heat of June, I began a unique journey with Dongguan Street.🌸 🔥The summer sun shines on the bluestone road of Dongguan Street, as if draping this ancient street in a golden coat. As I step on the stone slabs, feeling the temperature beneath my feet, it seems I can hear the echoes of history.🏞️ 🍵In the teahouses along the street, old tea drinkers leisurely sip their tea and chat. I couldn't resist going in and ordering a cup of Yangzhou's special Green Yangchun tea, savoring its light fragrance and coolness.🍃 🌸In the alleys of Dongguan Street, there are many interesting little shops. I visited a handicraft store and was deeply attracted by the exquisite Yangzhou paper-cuttings and embroideries. Each piece seems to tell an ancient story.🎨 🌿There's also the Biancheng Academy here, with its unique design. The wooden structure and rustic decor make one feel as if they've traveled back to an ancient academy. The owner's ingenuity is even more impressive, using remnants of ancient scrolls to design ancient book lampshades. Under the light, the delicate handwriting seems to tell old stories.💡 🍲Of course, how could I miss the food in Yangzhou? I tasted authentic Yangzhou fried rice and Yangzhou dried tofu, and the flavors were truly unforgettable.🍛 🌞Although the scorching heat of June is hard to bear, the charm of Dongguan Street makes me linger. There are no noisy crowds here, only tranquility and beauty. I love this kind of travel, simple and real.🌿