[2025 Qinzhou Attraction] Travel guide for Liu Yongfu Former Residence (updated Dec)

【Qinzhou: Embracing the Sea for Strength | 2-Day, 1-Night In-depth Tour of the Xijiang River Estuary, Millennium Ancient Port, and Pinglu Canal Starting Point】 🌊Qinzhou, Guangxi's only "sea-rail intermodal dual hub" city— It is not only a coastal city on the Beibu Gulf but also the terminus of the Xijiang Golden Waterway, which flows for thousands of miles, the starting point of the groundbreaking Pinglu Canal, and China-ASEAN's maritime gateway. There is no misnomer of "Pearl of the Xijiang River" here; instead, it shines with its true identity: ✅The Xijiang River's estuary (the Nanliu River, a tributary of the Xijiang, converges with the Beibu Gulf here) ✅The "zero kilometer" of the Pinglu Canal (a world-rare inland river canal, directly connecting to the Xijiang hinterland) ✅Millennium Ancient Port, one of the starting ports of the Maritime Silk Road during the Song and Yuan dynasties (Qinzhou Port's predecessor, "Wulei Port," is mentioned in "Lingwai Daida") ✅Hometown of Chinese Oysters + City of Mangroves + Home of Nixing Pottery This is not a coastal sightseeing trip, but an immersive journey to the confluence of river and sea, touching the pulse of China's New Land-Sea Corridor. --- 2-Day, 1-Night Itinerary | Focusing on "River & Sea, Ancient & Modern, Industry & Trade, Local Life" Day 1 | Ancient Port Culture × Mangrove Breathing 📍San Niang Wan · Chinese White Dolphin Ecological Reserve (National 4A | Ticket ¥65 | Includes dolphin-watching boat) → Don't just skim the surface! Choose the "Morning Mist Dolphin Watching Special Line" (departs 7:30 AM | fewer people + high probability); →The boat sails to the "outer sea of the Xijiang Estuary" to see pink-backed white dolphins leaping out of the water—they are not tourists, but "indigenous residents" nurtured by both the Xijiang River and the South China Sea; →After disembarking, walk the "Mangrove Boardwalk": identify Kandelia, Bruguiera, and Sonneratia, and listen to rangers explain "how mangrove roots filter Xijiang sediment and protect nearshore water quality." 🍜Lunch: "San Niang Wan Fisherman's Oyster Feast" ✔ Freshly shucked "Qinzhou Oysters": grilled with charcoal + steamed with garlic + oyster omelet (locals say: "If you haven't eaten the first harvest of San Niang Wan oysters, you haven't truly visited Qinzhou"); ✔Must-have "Sea Duck Egg Yolk Congee"—made with sea duck egg yolks from ducks raised in the mangrove tidal flats, golden and rich. 🌇 Afternoon | Qinzhou Old Street · Zhan'ao Lane (Free | Lingnan Arcade + Maritime Silk Road Remains) → Seek out the blue brick section of the "Song City Wall Ruins" (the oldest existing section, inscribed with "Made in Chunxi Era"); → Pause at the "Wulei Ancient Port Stone Steps": Ming Dynasty merchant ships once unloaded Xijiang timber and Yulin porcelain here, loading Southeast Asian spices for their return voyage; →Explore "Nixing Pottery Centennial Workshops" (e.g., "Hu's Pottery Workshop"): watch artisans hand-throw and fire "kiln-transformed" tea ware using purple-red clay from both banks of the Qinjiang River. 🌙 Recommended Overnight Stay: "Oyster Town · San Niang Wan Seaview Homestay" | Terrace directly facing the sea, equipped with sea salt hot packs + white dolphin-themed bedtime story audio. Day 2 | Pinglu Canal Starting Point × On-site at the Sea 🚌40-minute chartered car | San Niang Wan → Pinglu Canal Youth Hub Project Site (Official Research Channel | Reservation required) 📍 Pinglu Canal Exhibition Center + Youth Hub Observation Deck (Free | Includes professional guided tour) → Stunning real-life view: overlook the 138-meter-high slope excavation, giant pump station foundation pit, and the first section of the waterway that has been opened; → Key insights: ▫The canal is not just "digging a ditch," but rather, through three levels of navigation locks (Youth, Qishi, Madao), the Xijiang River water level is gradually raised by 52 meters, finally flowing into Qinzhou Port; ▫ All construction waste is locally processed into "eco-bricks" for mangrove tidal flat restoration—river and sea symbiosis, embedded in the design from day one. 🚢After lunch | Take a "Qinzhou Port—Beihai" short-haul cargo ship (Non-passenger | Requires coordination | Experiential version) → Board a real ship! Sail with a bulk carrier loaded with Xijiang sand and gravel into the Pinglu Canal's operational trial section (approx. 15km); → Captain's explanation: how to use the Beidou navigation system to fine-tune the course, allowing a 5,000-ton vessel to precisely navigate a 40-meter-wide channel. 🛒Return Souvenir List: ❶ "Pinglu Canal Commemorative Pottery Seal" (Nixing Pottery | Inscribed with "Qinzhou · 2026" and a canal sketch | ¥128) ❷ "San Niang Wan Sun-dried Sea Salt" (Traditional sun-drying method | Contains natural magnesium and potassium | Comes with lemon tea bags) ❸ "Qinzhou Dried Oysters + Sea Duck Egg Yolk Sauce" Gift Box (Vacuum-sealed for freshness | Ready to eat) --- Affordable Budget (Per Person | Including Research & Special Experiences) Transportation ¥220 (incl. chartered car + boat ticket coordination fee) | Accommodation ¥260 | Dining ¥190 | Tickets + Research Guide ¥160 | Souvenirs ¥180 ≈¥1010 📌 Key Tips: -Pinglu Canal research requires booking 3 days in advance via the "Guangxi Pinglu Canal Group" WeChat official account (select "Qinzhou Section · Youth Hub"); -During the peak dolphin-watching season in San Niang Wan (April–October), it's advisable to book boat tickets early; the probability is highest after rain on a clear day; -Nixing Pottery changes color when wet; for tea sets, boil slowly in water for 30 minutes before first use to activate the kiln-transformed luster; -Qinzhou dialect belongs to the Qinzhou-Lianzhou branch of Cantonese; "Sik zo mei?" is a greeting, and "Dak haan yam cha" is an invitation for tea. ✨Qinzhou's greatness is not in facing the sea, But in understanding— How to transform the depth of the Xijiang River into the throughput of a port; How to build the soft mangroves into the embankments of a canal; How to continue the sails of a millennium ancient port into the routes of ten-thousand-ton vessels. It does not contend for the name "Pearl," but bears witness with river and sea: True brilliance is always born at the confluence.

On the trip to Beihai, we first stopped in Qinzhou for half a day, with the first stop being the former residence of Liu Yongfu. The former residence of Liu Yongfu is located on Qinzhou Old Street. The car traveled south along the slightly worn Renmin Road, passing First, Second, and Third Streets, and finally turning onto Fourth Street. This location is at the confluence of the Qin River and the Dalan River, making transportation convenient. The residence faces south with the main building in the center, featuring a three-entry layout. There are wing rooms surrounding the east, west, and north sides, all interconnected. On the east and west sides are granaries and studies, and watchtowers are built at the four corners of the surrounding walls. Secret passageways run between the walls of the east, west, and north wing rooms. In front of the main building is a spacious square. Covering an area of 227,000 square meters with a building area of 5,600 square meters, it is like a well-defended fortress. Opposite the residence is another courtyard housing the Liu Yongfu Memorial Hall. Liu Yongfu is the most famous historical figure of Qinzhou, born in the 17th year of the Daoguang reign of the Qing Dynasty (1837). Orphaned at a young age, he joined the Tiandihui at 20 and left the peasant army at 29 to establish the Black Flag Army at the Beidi Temple in Jingxi, Guangxi. In the sixth year of the Tongzhi reign (1867), he led the Black Flag Army into northern Vietnam, gradually controlling areas such as An Lại and Cao Bằng. From the 1850s, French aggression against Vietnam intensified. During his 18 years in Vietnam, Liu Yongfu led the Black Flag Army in resisting French invaders, achieving victories such as the Battle of Luochi and the Battle of Paper Bridge. In 1884, the Sino-French War broke out, with northern Vietnam as the main battlefield. The Qing government awarded Liu Yongfu the rank of titular admiral to cooperate with Qing troops entering northern Vietnam. After the signing of the Treaty of Tientsin, in August 1885, Liu Yongfu was ordered to return to China with 3,000 Black Flag soldiers and was appointed commander of the naval defense in Nanao. The Nanao Command was responsible for the coastal defense of Fujian and Guangdong provinces, as well as Taiwan and the Penghu Islands. In July 1894, the First Sino-Japanese War broke out. The Qing government appointed Liu Yongfu as assistant in Taiwan affairs, and he led the Black Flag Army to Taiwan to resist the Japanese. In April 1895, due to the defeat in the war, the Qing government was forced to sign the Treaty of Shimonoseki, ceding Taiwan to Japan. At this time, anti-Taiwan cession struggles erupted nationwide. Liu Yongfu vowed to "live and die with Taiwan" and, isolated and unsupported, fought against the Japanese for more than five months until the final bloody battle in Tainan on October 15, after which he bitterly retreated to the mainland. In his later years, just before the Xinhai Revolution, Liu Yongfu joined the Tongmenghui led by Dr. Sun Yat-sen. After the revolution, he was elected leader of the Guangdong militia but soon retired to his hometown. He died in Qinzhou in January 1917. This former residence was built in the 17th year of the Guangxu reign (1891). Due to his contributions in aiding Vietnam against the French, he was honored by the Vietnamese king as the Sanxuan Admiral, so the residence is also known as Sanxuan Hall.

Qinzhou, an underrated culinary city, hides countless delightful flavors! From morning tea to night markets, every bite is pure bliss~🍜🍢 Day 1 ⏰Morning: Qinzhou Old Street Stroll along the historic arcade streets and soak in the Lingnan charm. It's not only a photographer's paradise but also a food haven! Transportation: Take a taxi or bus from the city center to the "Qinzhou Old Street" stop. Opening Hours: Open all day, but mornings are recommended to avoid crowds. 🍽️Lunch: Old Street Pig Trotter Rice Noodles A must-try in Qinzhou! The pig trotters are stewed until tender and flavorful, the broth is delicious, and the rice noodles are smooth and chewy. Served with pickled cabbage and chili sauce, it's absolutely divine! Transportation: Within walking distance of the Old Street. Opening Hours: 7:00 - 14:00, it's recommended to arrive early to avoid queues. 🌆Afternoon: San Niang Bay A famous seaside scenic area in Qinzhou, where you can see white dolphins (if you're lucky). Enjoy the sea breeze and relax! Transportation: We recommend driving or hiring a car; it's about a 40-minute drive. Opening Hours: 8:00 - 18:00. 🌙Evening: Seafood Night Market Qinzhou is a coastal city, so the seafood is fresh and cheap! We recommend salt and pepper mantis shrimp and steamed scallops with garlic, paired with an ice-cold beer—perfect! Transportation: Take a taxi from the city center to "Qinzhou Night Market". Opening Hours: 17:00 - 2:00 AM. Day 2 ⏰Morning: Dim Sum Experience Qinzhou's Cantonese dim sum is also very authentic! Shrimp dumplings, chicken feet, custard buns... try a little of everything to start a leisurely day. Transportation: We recommend "XX Tea House," accessible by taxi from the city center. Opening Hours: 7:00 - 11:00. 🍽️Lunch: Qinzhou Giant Zongzi (Zongzi) A zongzi bigger than a fist, filled with pork belly, mung beans, and chestnuts. Fragrant, sticky, and not greasy—one is enough to fill you up! Transportation: Available at many shops in the city. Opening Hours: All day (recommended to buy in the morning, as they may sell out in the afternoon). 🌆Afternoon: Liu Yongfu's Former Residence Learn about the story of Liu Yongfu, a historical figure from Qinzhou. The building is well-preserved and suitable for culture enthusiasts. Transportation: Walk or take a taxi within the city. Opening Hours: 9:00 - 17:00 (Closed on Mondays). 🌙Evening: Pickled Vegetable Stall A Qinzhou specialty! Various fruits and vegetables are pickled with vinegar and chili peppers—appetizing and refreshing, you'll get addicted to them! Transportation: Commonly found in night markets or on the streets. Opening Hours: Generally from afternoon to early morning. Day 3 ⏰Morning: Seafood Market Get up early and go to the seafood market at the dock to see the fishermen's fresh catch. Buy some and have it cooked at a restaurant—fresh and affordable! Transportation: It's recommended to take a taxi to "XX Seafood Market". Best Time: 6:00 - 9:00. 🍽️Lunch: Seafood Feast Find a reliable seafood processing shop near the market for steamed, blanched, stir-fried... a truly authentic seafood feast! Transportation: Around the seafood market. Opening Hours: Generally 10:00 - 22:00. 🌆Afternoon: Baishi Lake Park A great place for an after-dinner stroll. The lake and mountain scenery is serene and perfect for digesting and taking photos. Transportation: City bus or taxi. Opening Hours: All day. 🌙Evening: Dessert Shops Qinzhou locals love desserts for late-night snacks. We recommend locust flower powder and Qingbuliang (a sweet soup), which are sweet but not cloying and refreshing. Transportation: Several long-established shops in the city. Opening Hours: Generally 19:00 - 24:00. Day 4 ⏰Morning: Special Breakfast On your last day, try Qinzhou's special breakfast: rice noodle rolls, glutinous rice chicken, and a bowl of hot porridge – perfect! Transportation: Breakfast shops in the city center. Opening Hours: 6:00 - 10:00 🍽️Lunch: Last Meal Before Departure Choose to relive your favorite snacks or try some new dishes you haven't had yet, leaving no regrets! 🌆Afternoon: Buy Local Products Recommended items include Qinzhou sea duck eggs, large zongzi (sticky rice dumplings), and pickled vegetables. Bring them home to share with family and friends! Transportation: Specialty shops in the city center. Opening Hours: Generally 9:00 - 18:00. 🌙Evening: Departure Useful Tips: Qinzhou snacks tend to be sour and spicy; if you don't eat spicy food, remember to mention it beforehand. Remember to bargain at the seafood market and clarify the processing fee. It's recommended to visit the Old Street in the morning or evening to avoid the midday sun. Budget: 800-1200 RMB per person (excluding transportation). There are so many delicious foods in Qinzhou! You couldn't possibly try them all in 4 days! Save this guide for future trips to discover even more amazing food! 😋 3 Days & 3 Nights

Qinzhou, this underrated Lingnan small city, boasts both rich historical heritage and enchanting coastal scenery! Follow my guide to unlock its unique charm～✨ Day 1: Experience the Charm of Old Qinzhou ⏰ Morning: Liu Yongfu Former Residence Introduction / Experience: Step into the former residence of national hero Liu Yongfu, feel the late Qing Lingnan architectural style, and learn about the legendary life of this anti-French general. Transportation: Located in downtown Qinzhou, it is recommended to take a taxi or bus to the "Liu Yongfu Former Residence" stop. Opening Hours: 8:30 AM - 5:30 PM (for reference only, please confirm before your trip) 🍽️ Noon: Qinzhou Pig Trotter Noodles Introduction / Experience: A must-eat in Qinzhou! The pig trotters are tender and flavorful, with rich broth. Recommended spot: "Ermalu Pig Trotter Noodles," a local favorite. Transportation: Ermalu in the old town, within walking distance. Business Hours: Usually open until 2 PM (suggest going early) 🌆 Afternoon: Zhongshan Park Introduction / Experience: The green lung in the city center, perfect for a leisurely walk. Climb up to overlook the entire Qinzhou urban area. Transportation: Within the city, accessible by walking or shared bike. Opening Hours: Open all day 🌙 Evening: Qinzhou Old Street Night Market Introduction / Experience: When night falls, the old street turns into a food paradise! Recommended to try sour snacks and sweet soups. Transportation: Around Zhongshan Road, within walking distance. Business Hours: Evening to late night Day 2: Coastal Style One-Day Tour ⏰ Morning: Sanniang Bay Introduction / Experience: Qinzhou’s most famous coastal scenic spot. If lucky, you can see the Chinese white dolphin! Don’t forget your camera～ Transportation: Recommended to drive or charter a car, about 1 hour drive. Opening Hours: Open all day (recommended to visit during the day) 🍽️ Noon: Seafood Food Stalls Introduction / Experience: Seafood stalls near Sanniang Bay, fresh and affordable. Recommended dishes: steamed grouper and boiled shrimp. Transportation: Around the scenic area, within walking distance. Business Hours: Usually 11:00 AM - 8:00 PM 🌆 Afternoon: Beach Leisure Introduction / Experience: Take a stroll on the beach, collect shells, or rent a sunshade umbrella to relax and watch the sea—super relaxing! Transportation: Inside the Sanniang Bay scenic area. Opening Hours: Open all day 🌙 Evening: Return to City for Accommodation Introduction / Experience: Recommended to stay near Qinzhou Bay Plaza, where you can take a walk and enjoy the night view. Transportation: About 1 hour drive from Sanniang Bay back to the city. Day 3: Cultural Experience and Departure ⏰ Morning: Qinzhou Nixing Pottery Museum Introduction / Experience: Learn about the history and craftsmanship of the national intangible cultural heritage Nixing pottery, and you can even try pottery making yourself (reservation required). Transportation: Within the city, taxi recommended. Opening Hours: 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM (closed on Mondays) 🍽️ Noon: Laoyou Rice Noodles Introduction / Experience: Guangxi specialty rice noodles, sour and spicy to whet your appetite. Recommended: "Sanjie Laoyou Rice Noodles." Transportation: Within the city, accessible by walking or shared bike. Business Hours: Usually open until 2 PM 🌆 Afternoon: Free Time / Shopping Introduction / Experience: You can buy Nixing pottery crafts as souvenirs at Qinzhou Commercial Building or stroll around the old street again. Transportation: Within the city, walking or taxi. 🌙 Evening: Departure Useful Tips: Qinzhou’s climate is humid; remember to bring an umbrella and sun protection. Seeing dolphins at Sanniang Bay requires luck; it’s recommended to ask local boat operators about sightings that day. Nixing pottery is fragile; please pack carefully after purchase. Estimated Budget per Person: 800-1200 RMB (excluding major transportation) Save this guide so you won’t get lost next time you visit Qinzhou! Feel free to ask questions in the comments～ Tags:

Who understands, family! Just got back from a trip to Qinzhou, and I was truly captivated by this hidden gem of a city😍 Few people, beautiful scenery, low prices, delicious food, and lots of fun—definitely the perfect choice for a vacation! No more talking, here’s the guide👇 🚗 Transportation Guide ✈️ Airport: The closest airport to Qinzhou is Nanning Wuxu International Airport. After landing, you can take the airport shuttle bus directly to Qinzhou, or take a taxi or high-speed train. Taxi fares are a bit higher but more convenient and faster, while the high-speed train offers better value~ 🚄 High-speed Rail: Qinzhou East Station and Qinzhou West Station have many high-speed train services, making it convenient no matter where you’re coming from. Just buy your tickets in advance on the 12306 app. 🏠 Accommodation Recommendations 📍 Near Qinzhou Old Street: Highly recommended!! The arcade buildings here are very distinctive, and staying here feels like traveling back to the Republic of China era. There are plenty of guesthouses and hotels nearby, with cozy room setups and very friendly owners. Best of all, you can step outside and find all kinds of delicious food—pure happiness💯 📍 Sanniang Bay Scenic Area: For those who want to see the sea! Wake up to the sound of waves in the morning and watch stunning sunsets on the beach in the evening—so romantic. Recommended places to stay are the White Dolphin Resort Hotel and Caiyun Anda Auto Camp, both with great locations and full facilities. 🌟 Must-Visit Attractions 1. Qinzhou Old Street: Cobblestone roads + vintage arcade buildings, full of local life. Liu Yongfu’s former residence, Su Tingyou’s former residence, Qinzhou Bookstore, Song City Wall ruins, and Guangzhou Guild Hall are all here. Walking through, you’ll get a full view of Qinzhou’s history and culture. When tired, find a small shop to sit down and enjoy a bowl of pig’s trotter noodles—the braised pig’s trotters are tender and fall off the bone, the crispy skin soaked in secret sauce, paired with smooth rice noodles, absolutely finger-licking good! Also try beef offal, sour pickles, sesame paste, and locust flower sweet soup—eat until you’re full🤤 The whole route is 1.5 km, perfect for a city walk, taking about two hours at a leisurely pace. 2. Sanniang Bay: The hometown of the Chinese white dolphin is no joke! The golden time to see dolphins is from 8 to 10 a.m.🐬 Be sure to take a speedboat out to sea to get up close to the lively and adorable white dolphins. When they leap out of the water, it feels like your heart is healed. Have seafood nearby for lunch, freshly caught and cooked on the spot. Qinzhou oysters are a must-order, steamed to preserve their original flavor—one bite and you’ll feel pure happiness. 3. Xili Bay: A hidden beach with few people and beautiful scenery, the sand is fine and white, and the water is crystal clear. After the tide recedes, the mudflats are vast—come experience the joy of beachcombing! Bring a small bucket and shovel to dig for sandworms and collect shells, a rewarding experience. The sunset here is breathtakingly beautiful, perfect for stunning photos. 4. Longmen Bridge: Guangxi’s first sea-crossing bridge, spectacular and awe-inspiring. Standing on the bridge, you can take in the beautiful scenery of the seventy-two rivers, with over 100 small islands scattered like pearls in the sea. The oyster racks stretching for miles under the bridge are a unique sight, and you can see fishermen busy at work, feeling the seaside life atmosphere. 5. Nixing Pottery Museum & Millennium Ancient Pottery City: As one of China’s four famous pottery types, Qinzhou’s Nixing pottery has a 4,000-year history. At the museum, you can admire exquisite Nixing pottery works and learn about its development. At the Millennium Ancient Pottery City, you can try making Nixing pottery yourself—throwing, carving, experiencing the magical interaction between your fingers and the clay, and finally take home your own piece, a meaningful souvenir🎁 🍱 Food Recommendations 1. Pig’s Trotter Noodles: A must-eat in Qinzhou! Ermalu Nameless Pig’s Trotter Noodles, Cuixiang, Power Plant, Xingji Pig’s Trotter Noodles—any of these won’t disappoint. The pig’s trotters are stewed until tender and flavorful, the broth rich, and the rice noodles smooth. One bite of noodles, one bite of pig’s trotter, so satisfying. 2. Seafood: Qinzhou’s seafood offers great value. Strongly recommend Tianying Guanyu Seafood City! Spotted shrimp, oysters, garlic vermicelli scallops... every dish is incredibly fresh. Remember to order steamed dishes to fully enjoy the original taste of the seafood. 3. Sweet Soup: Self-serve sweet soup for 4 yuan a bowl, with over 20 kinds of toppings to add freely—sweet soup freedom is not a dream! Li Yaoyang Caishen Sweet Soup Shop offers a wide variety, refreshing and not greasy. A bowl after a meal helps digestion and cools you down. 4. Sour Pickles: Various fruits and vegetables pickled in sweet and sour sauce, sprinkled with chili powder or pepper salt, sour and spicy, super appetizing—you won’t be able to stop after one bite. 5. Jiqing Beef Offal: Beef offal coated in secret sauce, chewy and flavorful, paired with a bowl of bone broth noodles—every bite is pure happiness, a favorite among foodies for sure. 📅 Suggested Itinerary Day 1: Arrive in Qinzhou → Qinzhou Old Street (sightseeing, snacks) → Qinzhou Food Plaza (seafood feast) Day 2: Sanniang Bay (dolphin watching, seafood) → Xili Bay (sea and sunset viewing) Day 3: Longmen Bridge → Nixing Pottery Museum & Millennium Ancient Pottery City (learn about Nixing pottery culture, hands-on experience) ⚠ Notes 1. Check the weather before going to Sanniang Bay to see dolphins; sunny days increase your chances of spotting them. 2. For beachcombing at Xili Bay, pay attention to tide times—you can check online or ask locals. 3. Qinzhou’s summer UV rays are strong, so be sure to take sun protection measures—bring sunscreen, a sun hat, sunglasses, etc. Qinzhou is truly a place you’ll want to visit again, with unforgettable scenery and food. Everyone, hurry up and plan your trip for a spontaneous Qinzhou adventure🥳

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| A big giveaway of travel guides to hidden gems and niche destinations. Don’t know where to go during the holidays? You can’t go wrong coming to Qinzhou! This treasure town has a profound historical heritage, beautiful natural scenery, and delicious food. Let's follow my guide to explore Qinzhou in three days👇 Day 1 itinerary: Liu Yongfu's Former Residence (9:00 - 11:00) If you want to learn about the legendary life of the national hero Liu Yongfu, this is a must-visit place! Ancient buildings Well-preserved historical relics As if you can see the turbulent years of the past Immerse yourself in the history Recommended 2 hours of play 📍Su Tingyou's former residence (11:30 - 12:30) Here is a unique historical memory Buildings full of age Witness the changes of the years Explore the story behind the old residence Play for 1.5 hours 🍱Food recommendations The dustpan cooking near the former residence Don't miss it! Made of layers of steamed rice paste The delicate taste is paired with sesame, minced garlic and sesame oil It is so fragrant that it makes people stamp their feet 📍Former Residence of Feng Zicai (13:30 - 16:00) Appreciate the style of national hero Feng Zicai Every detail in the former residence shows his patriotism Savor that heroic history It is recommended to play for 2.5 hours . 📍Qinzhou Old Street, Zhongshan Road (18:00 - 21:00) When night falls This is a paradise for food! A variety of special snacks are available Shopping and eating to feel the atmosphere of Qinzhou Start a carnival of taste buds Second day itinerary 📍Sanniang Bay (9:00 - 13:00) How can you not see pink dolphins when you come to Qinzhou! : : : : : : : : : : : : : : :

Liu Yongfu's Former Residence in Qinzhou is full of history! 🌟【General's Residence】 Liu Yongfu's Former Residence was the residence of Liu Yongfu, a famous general in the late Qing Dynasty. The building is magnificent, with a rigorous layout and full of ancient Lingnan architectural style. Walking through it, you can feel the majesty of the general. 🎨【Cultural Experience】 The former residence displays Liu Yongfu's life story and historical relics, allowing you to learn more about the legendary life of this national hero. It is not only a witness to history, but also a cultural heritage. 🎉【Lunar New Year Atmosphere】 During the Lunar New Year, the former residence will also have many special activities. Hanging red lanterns, pasting Spring Festival couplets, dragon and lion dances, and traditional folk performances, all full of festive atmosphere! 📸【Photo Opportunities】 Every corner of Liu Yongfu's Former Residence is a great photo spot. Whether it's the details of the ancient architecture or the Lunar New Year decorations, you can take photos with a great atmosphere. Put on a Hanfu or Tang suit and take a time-traveling photo shoot, and you'll definitely get a great shot! 🍽️【Qinzhou Cuisine】 Qinzhou not only has Liu Yongfu's Former Residence, but also many special delicacies. For example, Qinzhou pig's trotter noodles, seafood porridge, banana cake, each bite is full of happiness. 📅【Best Time】 It is recommended to leave early in the morning to avoid peak hours and better appreciate the details of the former residence. During the Lunar New Year, the weather is warm and suitable for travel. 🚌【Transportation Guide】 Located in Qinzhou, Guangxi, you can take a high-speed train to Qinzhou East Station, and then transfer to a bus or taxi to Liu Yongfu's Former Residence.

🔍The former residence of Liu Yongfu in Qinzhou, Guangxi, really shocked me! It is the former residence of Liu Yongfu, a famous general of the late Qing Dynasty in China. It covers a large area and has a unique architectural style, as if it had traveled back to the late Qing Dynasty. The furnishings and exhibitions in the former residence are also very distinctive. Through various methods such as physical objects, pictures, and images, they vividly show Liu Yongfu's life and historical contributions, giving people a deeper understanding of his legendary experience and patriotism. 🏯 The architectural style of the former residence combines Chinese and Western elements. It has both traditional Chinese gardens and buildings, as well as Western architectural elements such as arches and colonnades, which are very distinctive. My favorite is the flower hall and the conference hall in the former residence. The exquisite paintings and wood carvings in the flower hall are amazing. The conference hall shows the history of Liu Yongfu's struggle with forces such as the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom and French invaders, making people feel his bravery and wisdom. 👀In addition, there are many precious cultural relics and historical sites in the former residence, such as the "Fu" stele written by Liu Yongfu himself, the war knife used by Liu Yongfu, and the "Sino-French Armistice Conditions" jointly signed by Liu Yongfu and Feng Zicai. Each cultural relic has its unique historical value and significance. 🤔Here, not only can you feel the legendary life and patriotism of Liu Yongfu, a famous general of the late Qing Dynasty, but also deeply understand the history and cultural heritage of our country. This attraction is really worth a visit. If you are interested in history and culture, or want to learn about our country's heroes and historical stories, then Liu Yongfu's former residence is definitely a good place not to be missed.

Liu Yongfu's former residence is near Jinzhou Old Street. After visiting the former residence, you can walk along the street in front and come to the old street. The old street has the style of arcade buildings from the Republic of China period. Local residents still live here. Some elderly people sit around the arcades playing cards and chatting. Shops operate as usual and the street is very lively.

Qinzhou Travel Guide. 🔥 Qinzhou used to be part of the Nanyue Kingdom and is an important maritime fortress~ It is also the hometown of large oysters in China, the hometown of litchi, Chinese white dolphins, and ancient Ming and Qing architectural groups. 🔥 You can also go to Sanniang Bay to see 🐬, and there is the most beautiful sea road. 🌟 Transportation 🚅 Bullet Train: Direct to Qinzhou 🚌 Bus Taxi: Convenient everywhere 🔥 Must-visit attractions: ⭕️ Guangzhou Guild Hall Built in 1783, it combines the decorative style of Lingnan residences and the courtyard layout of northern Siheyuan. ⭕️ Song City Wall Ruins The ancient city wall left by the Song Dynasty can only be seen through glass. ⭕️ Pingnan Ancient Ferry The former ferry, which has now been demolished, only leaves an archway. ⭕️ Yima Road Bell Tower The bell tower is located at the intersection of Yima Road, opposite the Pingnan Ancient Ferry. ⭕️ Zhongshan Road Arcade Street The Lingnan-style arcade old street has different views day and night. ⭕️ Qinzhou Bookstore The most beautiful bookstore on the arcade street, with three floors in total. The first floor sells tea drinks and ceramics in addition to books. The second floor is a reading area and walk-in bookshelf. The third floor is a terrace, overlooking the old street of Qinzhou. ⭕️ Zhan'ao Lane Built in the Qing Dynasty, the streets and buildings are still well preserved. The very interesting 'One Meter Lane' and 'Wenlan Lane', many internet-famous shops are in this lane. ⭕️ Su Tingyou's Old House The first floor records the development and changes of Qinzhou's history, the second floor is a calligraphy exhibition, full of bookishness. ⭕️ Liu Yongfu's Former Residence Also known as Sanxuan Hall, it is a patriotic education base. You can see the Ming and Qing architectural style of Guangxi. The architecture is simple and atmospheric, the functional areas are clear, and the human history of Qinzhou, including the introduction of this famous Qing Dynasty general. 🍭Food recommendations: ❤️ Qin·1934 A Republic of China style restaurant, located on Zhongshan Road, offers Chinese and Western food, tastes good, and is very suitable for taking pictures. ❤️ Bayun Small Courtyard Located in Zhan'ao Lane, the environment is very good, you can take a break and have afternoon tea. ❤️ He Ji Old Sugar Water Shop Located on Yima Road, 4 yuan/portion, self-selected sugar water ingredients, large portions are delicious. ❤️ Erma Road Nameless Pig's Foot Powder The shop is very simple, there is no shop name recruitment, 12 yuan/portion of pig's foot powder, the portion is sufficient, the taste is good. 🏠It is recommended to stay near the old street of Qinzhou, and you can visit all the attractions in Qinzhou city within walking distance.

The former residence of Liu Yongfu, a famous patriotic general in modern times, is located in the old city of Qinzhou, Guangxi. It is the most magnificent and complete Qing Dynasty architectural complex in Qinzhou. Also known as 'Sanxuan Hall', it was named after Liu Yongfu led the Black Flag Army to make repeated achievements in the Franco-Vietnamese War and was sealed by the Vietnamese king as Sanxuan Admiral. The architectural complex was built in 1891 and has a history of more than 130 years. It covers an area of more than 20,000 square meters, with a building area of more than 5,500 square meters and 119 rooms of various sizes. There are front doors, second doors, warehouses, study rooms, kitchens, servant rooms, horse stables, etc. There is a square wall in front of the main house, surrounded by high walls and gun towers, with flowers, plants and trees around. As soon as you enter the door, there is a longan tree planted by Liu Yongfu himself. In 2017, the Liu Yongfu Memorial Hall was opened next to the former residence, which detailed Liu Yongfu's life and deeds and displayed various related historical relics. Now, it is a national key cultural relics protection unit, a national patriotic education base, and a national 4A-level scenic spot. Address: No. 10, Panguai Street, Qinnan District, Qinzhou City, Guangxi Opening hours: 9:00~17:00 (stop entering at 16:45) Tickets: Free, enter with ID card Transportation: There are many buses to the old city, but you have to walk about 1 kilometer to enter. You can drive by yourself, or take a taxi, tricycle. The former residence of Liu Yongfu

This is Qinzhou, not a popular tourist city, but the old streets and alleys are very suitable for taking photos and strolling. Visit Liu Yongfu's former residence, eat a bowl of pig's foot noodles, bask in the sun at the foot of the wall, and the day just passes by.

There is a city in Guangxi 120 kilometers away from Nanning, with beautiful scenery and a long history, but many people have never heard of it. Not only Beihai in Guangxi, but also Qinzhou, which has a low presence but beautiful scenery and a long history. Speaking of the coastal cities in Guangxi, many people only know about Beihai. In fact, in the Beibu Gulf area of Guangxi, there is also a coastal city only 120 kilometers away from the capital Nanning, with beautiful scenery and a long history, but many people have never heard of it. This city is called Qinzhou, also known as Anzhou in ancient times. It was under the jurisdiction of Xiangjun during the Qin Dynasty, belonged to the Nanyue Kingdom in the early Han Dynasty, and was renamed Qinzhou during the Sui Dynasty, which has been used to this day. Qinzhou is located on the southern coast of Guangxi, south of Qinzhou Bay, north of Nanning City, east of Beihai City and Yulin City, and west of Fangchenggang City, with a coastline of 562.64 kilometers. Qinzhou is not only historic, but also has beautiful coastal scenery. There are attractions such as Sanniang Bay, Xili Bay, Longmen Port, Qinzhou Port, Bazhaigou, Qinzhou Old Street, and Liu Yongfu's former residence. It is a city that has not been overdeveloped and is suitable for friends who like niche attractions. The most famous attraction in Qinzhou is Sanniang Bay, which is known as the hometown of Chinese white dolphins, with a relatively rare number of white dolphins in the world. Many people come to Sanniang Bay just to see the white dolphins. They live in the middle of the sea and need to take a boat to see them. The best viewing season is April-May and July-October each year. As long as the weather is clear and calm, you can see them. If you are lucky, you can see hundreds of white and pink dolphins swimming around at the same time. If you like cultural relics and ancient buildings, you might as well go to Qinzhou Old Street. Walking into here is like walking into Beijing Road and Shangxiajiu in Guangzhou. They are all arcade buildings with signs on both sides, which are very suitable for taking retro photos like Hong Kong movies. Qinzhou Old Street also has Liu Yongfu's former residence "Sanxuan Hall", which is the most magnificent and complete Qing Dynasty building group in Qinzhou, covering an area of more than 22,700 square meters, with 119 large and small buildings. Liu Yongfu was a patriotic general in the late Qing Dynasty. He made numerous military exploits in the Franco-Vietnamese War, so he was named Sanxuan Tidu by the Vietnamese king, and his former residence was named after this. Friends who like niche attractions can go to Longmen Port Town, which even many locals in Guangxi don't know about. Longmen Port Town borders Fangchenggang and is a small fishing village by the sea. There are many breeding bases by the sea, and the view from the air is very spectacular. At present, the transportation to Longmen Port Town is relatively inconvenient, but a bridge connecting Fangchenggang is currently under construction. After completion, the time to Longmen Port Town can be halved. If you come to Qinzhou in summer, you can go to Bazhaigou to escape the heat. Many people may think of Jiuzhaigou when they see this name. Some people say that it is only one less than Jiuzhaigou. The trees along the way are shaded, the water is gurgling, and even in the hot summer, it feels very cool. It is a summer resort in Qinzhou. In addition, Xili Bay is also a free beach that locals in Qinzhou like to go to. You can camp and swim on the beach, with blue sea and sky and coconut groves, which is very comfortable and cozy. Not only is the scenery in Qinzhou beautiful, but the seafood is also delicious and cheap. When you come to Qinzhou, you must try it. If you are not in a hurry, you can buy seafood at the port or market and then process it at the restaurant. This kind of ingredients is the freshest. There are not only Beihai in the coastal cities of Guangxi. If you like niche attractions, you can go to Qinzhou next time.