Slow Tour in Yangzhou: Morning Tea, Cultural Relics and Former Residence Tour

"Fireworks in March in Yangzhou", although it is not the season for the grand fireworks, the charm of Yangzhou is not diminished at all. During this trip to Yangzhou, Quyuan Teahouse, China Grand Canal Museum and Zhu Ziqing's Former Residence left a very deep impression on me. They are like three shining pearls inlaid in the picture scroll of this ancient city. Morning tea: Yangzhou style on the tip of your tongue In the early morning, the sun shines through the mist onto the streets of Yangzhou. I come to Quyuan just to taste the famous Yangzhou morning tea. The emerald siomai is green and juicy, with a mixture of salty and sweet flavors, and is soft, sticky and fragrant. The three-diced buns are a perfect blend of diced meat, diced chicken and diced bamboo shoots. The filling is rich and delicious, and the dough is soft. The blanched dried bean curd is delicate and smooth, with the aroma of beans and sauce lingering on the tip of your tongue. The fun morning tea is really as good as its reputation. Grand Canal Museum: A Time and Space Corridor of Canal Culture After breakfast, I came to the Grand Canal Museum. This magnificent building is like a huge ship setting sail, quietly anchored on the bank of the canal, telling the thousand-year history and legend of the Grand Canal. The museum has a total of several exhibition halls, each of which uses rich cultural relics, vivid multimedia displays and realistic scene restorations to fully display the development of the Grand Canal, the prosperity and decline of cities along the canal, and the profound impact of canal culture on the development of Chinese and even world civilization. In the "Thousands of Years of the Canal" exhibition hall, I saw historical pictures unfolding before my eyes, from the excavation of the Hang Canal in the Spring and Autumn Period to the completion of the Grand Canal in the Sui and Tang Dynasties and the Beijing-Hangzhou Grand Canal. I deeply felt the wisdom and great creativity of the ancient working people. Those ancient canal maps, water conservancy tools and unearthed cultural relics all bear traces of time and witness the rise and fall of the Grand Canal. Zhu Ziqing's Former Residence: The Spiritual Home of the Literary Master After leaving the Grand Canal Museum, I came to Zhu Ziqing's former residence. This traditional residence located in Anle Lane is where Mr. Zhu Ziqing once lived. Although it has gone through vicissitudes of time, it still retains its simplicity and tranquility. Many of his classic works are displayed in the former residence, such as "Back Figure" and "Moonlight over the Lotus Pond", which were all created here. These texts not only depict vivid pictures of life, but also contain his profound thoughts and insights on family, society, and life, influencing generations of readers. My trip to Yangzhou not only allowed me to enjoy the material benefits of delicious food and beautiful scenery, but also provided me with spiritual nourishment from its profound cultural heritage. Great love! ! !