If you have a special liking for the sense of history and dilapidated, it is recommended to visit Nuanquan Ancient Town. Otherwise, it is fine to come or not.

It took almost an hour to walk through the ancient town because I had no idea what to see. Some of the ancient monuments were abandoned and exposed in their most original state. I saw a dyeing workshop, but when I walked in, I didn't see any dyeing-related objects. There were quilts and pants hanging in the yard. This kind of scene is a microcosm and can be seen everywhere. I wanted to buy a souvenir but couldn't find any. In the alley, there was an old couple frying hemp leaves, so I bought two to try. As dinner time approaches, the ancient town is filled with the smell of barbecue smoke and gutter oil. What shocked me the most was the bathroom, which was a disgrace to the eyes. Some nearby merchants complained that no one was cleaning up the mess. In order to watch the tree-flowering performance in the evening, I stayed until 8pm. The 50-minute show is interspersed with folk performances and tree flower beating. A friend commented that Nuanquan Ancient Town is like begging with a golden bowl in hand, which is a very apt description. I hope the ancient town can be better protected.