[2025 Chengdu Attraction] Travel Guide for Pengzhen (Updated May)

| Spring has sprung, and Shuangliu's rapeseed flowers are in full bloom! The golden sea of flowers sways in the wind, as beautiful as an oil painting. Today, we'll share a guide to Shuangliu's rapeseed flowers, so you can experience the beauty of spring!🌼 Must-See Attractions 1️⃣ Huanglongxi Ancient Town Recommended reason: The ancient town contrasts beautifully with the rapeseed flower fields. Stroll along the flagstone roads and experience the perfect combination of antiquity and nature.🏞️ Address: Huanglongxi Town, Shuangliu District, Chengdu City 2️⃣ Airport Flower Field Recommended reason: Not only are there rapeseed flowers, but also low-flying planes. It's a super photogenic spot.✈️ Address: Muhua Road, Shuangliu District, Chengdu City 3️⃣ Yong'an Lake Urban Forest Park Recommended reason: The rapeseed flower fields in the park complement the lake, making it perfect for cycling, walking, and picnics.🚲 Address: Yong'an Town, Shuangliu District, Chengdu City 4️⃣ Peng Town Old Street Recommended reason: The old street blends seamlessly with the rapeseed flower fields, creating a lively atmosphere perfect for photos.📸 Address: Peng Town, Shuangliu District, Chengdu City 5️⃣ Shengli Town Rapeseed Flower Fields Recommended reason: The rapeseed flower fields here are vast, with fewer crowds and beautiful scenery, ideal for capturing stunning photos.📷 Address: Shengli Town, Shuangliu District, Chengdu City Recommended Local Cuisine ✅ Shuangliu Mama Rabbit Head: Spicy, fragrant, and a must-try Chengdu snack! ✅ Huanglongxi One Noodle: Chewy noodles in a delicious broth, one bowl is super satisfying.🍜 ✅ Peng Town Old Teahouse: Experience Chengdu's slow-paced life with a cup of tea and a moment of leisure.🍵 ✅ Airport Flower Field Snack Street: A variety of authentic snacks, perfect for strolling and snacking.🍢 ✅ Yong'an Lake Farmhouse Cuisine: Fresh, authentic, healthy, and delicious farmhouse dishes.🥗 Travel Preparations and Equipment 🎒 Equipment: Bring sunscreen, mosquito repellent, and comfortable shoes. Shuangliu has many attractions, so be prepared to walk.👟 🚇 Transportation: Subway + bus + shared bikes. Shuangliu is easily accessible, with subway fares starting from 2 yuan, saving you money and hassle.🚲 ⏰ Time: Avoid weekends and holidays for a better experience with fewer crowds.⏰ ⚠️ Precautions: Shuangliu's weather is unpredictable, so remember to bring an umbrella and a light jacket, as there can be significant temperature differences between day and night.🌂 Travel Itinerary Day 1: Ancient Town and Flower Fields Huanglongxi Ancient Town → Huanglongxi Rapeseed Flower Fields → Peng Town Old Street → Peng Town Rapeseed Flower Fields Day 2: Parks and Food Yong'an Lake Urban Forest Park → Yong'an Lake Rapeseed Flower Fields → Airport Flower Field → Airport Flower Field Snack Street Day 3: Leisure and Shopping Shengli Town Rapeseed Flower Fields → Shuangliu Mama Rabbit Head for lunch → Return trip Travel Tips ✅ Best viewing time: Mid-March, when the rapeseed flowers are at their peak, offering the best photo opportunities.📸 ✅ Photography tips: Wear light-colored clothing to contrast with the golden rapeseed flowers for better photos.👗 ✅ Avoid crowds: Before 9 am or after 4 pm, there are fewer people, making it ideal for taking photos and strolling.⏰ ✅ Food recommendations: Shuangliu Mama Rabbit Head, Huanglongxi One Noodle, and other snacks are perfect for enjoying while exploring.🍜 ✅ Transportation advice: The attractions are relatively close to each other, so subway + shared bikes are recommended for a cost-effective and convenient way to get around.🚲 Summary Shuangliu's rapeseed flowers are not just a scenic view, but a symbol of spring. Whether it's the ancient town and flower fields of Huanglongxi, or the planes and sea of flowers at the Airport Flower Field, you'll experience the beauty of spring. Take advantage of the blooming season, bring your good mood, and embark on a spontaneous trip!🌈

#2月好地方2025 Pengzhen is not only an ancient town, but also a reflection of a lifestyle. When you stroll along the old street and taste the gaiwan tea, you will feel the passage of time and the pace of life slowing down here, and the weight of history and modern tranquility converge here. 🍃 --- ### **Background** Peng Town is located in Shuangliu District, Chengdu City. It is a well-preserved ancient town from the Ming and Qing Dynasties. It is famous for its long history, unique western Sichuan residential architecture and rich tea culture. There is no over-commercialization here, and the original ancient town style is retained. It is a great place to escape from the hustle and bustle of the city and experience a slow life. --- ### **Game Guide** 1. **Must-see highlights**: - **Pengzhen Old Street**: bluestone pavement, old wooden houses and red lanterns show the unique charm of the ancient town in western Sichuan. - **Guanyin Pavilion Old Teahouse**: This century-old teahouse retains the traditional bamboo chairs and gaiwan tea culture and is a paradise for photography enthusiasts. - **Pengzhen Ancient Bridge**: An ancient bridge across the Yangliu River, with gurgling water under the bridge and picturesque scenery on the bridge. 2. **Recommended route**: - Start from the entrance of the old street, stroll along the bluestone road, visit the old teahouse and ancient bridge, and then go to the riverside teahouse to taste tea. - It is recommended to reserve at least half a day, and an in-depth tour requires a full day. 3. **Special Experience**: - **Tea tasting in the old teahouse**: Order a cup of gaiwan tea in the Guanyin Pavilion Old Teahouse and experience the leisure and comfort of western Sichuan tea culture. - **Photography**: Old streets, teahouses and ancient bridges are excellent subjects for photography, suitable for capturing the atmosphere of life in ancient towns. --- ### **TRANSPORTATION GUIDE** 📍 Address: Peng Town, Shuangliu District, Chengdu - **Self-driving**: It takes about 1 hour to drive from the center of Chengdu. There are parking lots around the ancient town. - **Bus**: Take the bus from Chengdu Metro Line 3 "Longqiao Road Station" to Pengzhen, the journey takes about 40 minutes. - **Taxi**: Use Didi Taxi, which costs about RMB 100 from the city center to Pengzhen. --- ### **Tips** ⚠️ **Game Tips**: - No tickets are required in the ancient town, and the cost of tea tasting in the old teahouse is about RMB 10-20. - It is recommended to wear comfortable shoes for walking on the bluestone road. ⚠️ **Photography Tips**: - Photography is allowed in the old teahouse, but please respect the lives of local residents and avoid disturbing them. - Early morning or dusk is the best time to take photos of the tranquility and life in the ancient town. 🌞 **Best time**: - Go on weekdays to avoid the crowds, as there are more tourists on weekends and holidays. - The weather is pleasant in spring and autumn, suitable for walking and taking photos. 📵 **Safety Tips**: - Some roads in the ancient town are narrow, please pay attention to walking safety. - Keep your valuables with you to avoid losing them. --- ### **Photo check-in point** 1. **Guanyinge Lao Teahouse**: captures the daily scenes of tea drinkers drinking tea, chatting and playing cards, showing the life atmosphere of the ancient town. 2. **Pengzhen Old Street**: Take photos of the historical charm of the ancient town with the bluestone road and old wooden houses as the background. 3. **Ancient Bridge and Yangliu River**: Stand on the ancient bridge to capture the river view and the houses on both sides of the river to create a poetic picture. 📸 It is recommended to use natural light to capture the tranquility and cultural style of the ancient town. #Chengdu

🌈Highlights: Pengzhen, located in Shuangliu District, Chengdu, is a town rich in history and local flavor. Known for its unique teahouse culture, traditional architecture, and laid-back lifestyle, it's a perfect escape from the hustle and bustle of the city and a great place to experience the authentic Chengdu lifestyle. Ideal for those who enjoy slow travel and cultural photography. 🎟️Tickets: Free 🕐️Opening Hours: All day 💗Other tips: **Century-old Teahouse** The most iconic attraction in Pengzhen, this teahouse boasts a century of history and preserves the traditional teahouse culture of old Chengdu. With its wooden structure, vintage tables and chairs, and copper kettles, it exudes a nostalgic charm and is a popular spot for photography enthusiasts. Order a cup of covered bowl tea, immerse yourself in the slow-paced life of old Chengdu, and chat with locals to discover the stories of Pengzhen. Transportation Guide By car: From downtown Chengdu, navigate to "Pengzhen," approximately a 40-minute drive. Public transport: Take Subway Line 3 to Dongsheng Station, then transfer to a bus or take a taxi to Pengzhen, approximately a 20-minute ride.

This spring, you must go to Jinchuan to see the beautiful sight of "thousands of pear trees in bloom"‼ ️If you don’t go, you will really regret it for a year😭 The spring in western Sichuan is so beautiful💕The pear blossoms all over the mountains are awakened by the spring breeze and bloom in this intoxicating spring scenery. The endless grassland is slowly dyed with the green of spring. In the distance are snow-capped mountains🏔️, just like a fairy tale world . This guide to spring flower viewing in western Sichuan must be kept well✅Don't go back, visit popular IPs in western Sichuan such as Siguniang Mountain, Moshi Park, Gediram Sky City, Xinduqiao, etc. along the way, and have more fun🔥 . 🚗Flower viewing tour D1: Chengdu - Siguniang Mountain - Zhonglu Tibetan Village D2: Zhonglu Tibetan Village - Jinchuan Fairyland - Jiaju Tibetan Village D3: Jiaju Tibetan Village - Moshi Park - Tagong Grassland D4: Tagong - Gediram - Sidingcuo - Kangding D5: Kangding - Pengzhen - Chengdu . Jinchuan-Pear Blossom The river valley is surrounded by pure white pear blossoms, the pear blossoms on both sides are like snow, and the Tibetan villages and watchtowers are scattered in an orderly manner. Immerse yourself in this charming spring scenery. 🕐Pear blossom season: March 10th to around April 5th (estimated based on previous years) ✔️Recommended flower viewing spots: Jinchuan Shenxianbao, Zhonglu Tibetan Village, Shaer Township Siguniang Mountain With a high forest coverage rate and a strong spring atmosphere, it is known as the "Oriental Alps" Gediram A small wooden house under the snowy mountains, a lonely carousel, a piano... Heading to a romantic Rizhao Jinshan Moshi Park The unique black stone forest landscape makes people feel like they are on an alien planet . ✅Tips for flower viewing in Jinchuan ✔️The pear blossom season is short, only about 1 month. If you go to Jinchuan to see the pear blossoms, it is recommended to pay attention to the opening information in time to avoid missing the best time to enjoy the flowers. ✔️The temperature difference between morning and evening in western Sichuan in March is large, so you should keep warm and wear down jackets or jackets ✔️The ultraviolet rays in the plateau area are strong, so you must take good sun protection when traveling ✔️You can wear brightly colored clothes when taking photos to see the pear blossoms. ✔️The driving time along the way is long, if you are afraid of motion sickness, you can prepare for motion sickness in advance💊

I admired the red plum blossoms in early spring at the Xinjin Guanyin Temple. The ancient temple was quiet and fragrant. While waiting for the bus outside the temple, I suddenly fell in love with a black agate necklace. It seems that encounters through fate are always wonderful. I went to the town to eat home-cooked fish and meatball soup. The simple street food was the most amazing taste experience. Taiping Old Street is unremarkable and there is no reason to stop and look at it. On the way back, let’s stop by Peng Town and have some tea. Many years ago, I liked the series of old tea drinkers in Pengzhen taken by a master photographer. Those hazy pictures with puffs of smoke clearly outlined the most vivid features of the market. Against the noisy and shabby background of the teahouse, the old tea drinkers act out the intricate plots of life with their every move, frown and smile. Good photos can tell moving stories. Year after year, a single scene tells a repetitive plot. Peng Zhen's photos have finally fallen from the photographer's unique vision to the public's perspective of parroting others. Pengzhen is still the Pengzhen that is integrated with the old teahouse culture. I want to go to Pengzhen just to have a cup of tea. But I still didn't expect that Peng Town would be so lively. On the seventh day of the first lunar month, the last day of the holiday, such a huge crowd of people came here to spend time luxuriously. The teahouses lined up one after another on Mashiba Street all had their seats outside the market, leaving no space between the tables. Looking around, there were almost no empty seats to be found as people were lined up so closely together. On every table, people are boiling tea around the stove, with melon seeds and peanuts placed in bamboo baskets and potatoes roasting on small tea stoves. It's like an assembly line operation, and every time you sit down, you follow the same process. If you don't see all this, you might not be able to imagine that the rhythm of gathering around the stove can be so noisy and lively here. With such enthusiastic guidance, I no longer want to look for the famous Guanyin Pavilion or Yongfeng Tea House. If this is the case with the unknown roadside teahouses, I am afraid that the popular old teahouses will suffer the same fate. All my imaginations about a simple life and peaceful days are no longer possible today. But I still want to drink tea. Walking out of the noisy main street, ten minutes away, I was lucky enough to find a teahouse. It was located in a corner of the street, in an open space, with a wooden door and a thatched house, shaded by green bamboos. It was isolated from the hustle and bustle of the city and was a perfect place to stay. The misty waterscape, the thatched house swing in the bamboo forest, and the tables and chairs scattered in the corners are all perfect for your needs. This kind of atmosphere is still suitable for gathering around the fire. My daughter must choose a seat on the roof, following the traditional style of Beijing coffee shops, and she can drink tea on the roof. The flower cakes are delicate and fresh, and the small biscuits are unexpectedly delicious. The black tea is fragrant, the stove is warm, and my heart can finally settle down, letting time pass by gently. My feet run back and forth, passing by the fat cat in the store. I didn't take any pictures of the old teahouse or the old tea drinkers in Peng Town, nor did I follow the local customs and sit down on the old street to taste the tea. The world is changing and the market is bustling. But I still drank tea in Peng Town. Our fate ends here today, so don't force it. 2025.2

This is really an attractive century-old town! No need to go to Yunnan! It is just a 40-minute drive from Chengdu and directly accessible by subway. 🍵The Little Dali of Chengdu people…Come here to drink Gaiwan tea on weekends Visit new coffee shops. Old teahouses are connected here. The aroma of traditional Gaiwan tea is fragrant. There are also new coffee shops, hand-woven shops and ethnic handicraft shops everywhere, full of strong local characteristics. 🍵Whenever the sun is shining, there is always a lot of people here. People escape from the hustle and bustle of the city and come here to enjoy a moment of tranquility. Take a leisurely stroll in the old alleys, you will meet lazy cats and feel the strong atmosphere of the city. Citywalk route: Kandi Coffee➠➠Huocha➠Hello Pengzhen➠Guanyinge Old Teahouse➠Sanye Kiln Baked Bread➠Acacia Bean Curd➠Zhoutihua 🍵Some places worth checking out: [Kandi Coffee] This shop is attractive from the outside, and it cleverly combines coffee culture with local customs. You can bask in the sun, drink coffee, take photos and check in at the door, feeling comfortable and relaxing. P2 【Guanyinge Lao Teahouse】 Gaiwan tea is only 10r/cup and there is free poker to play. There is also an interesting water pouring show here! Sitting at the door in the sun and daydreaming all day, time seemed to slow down. P4 [Xiangsi Douhua Shop] The wine-fermented tofu pudding, red bean tofu pudding, and taro paste tofu pudding in this shop are all very good-looking. Sisters who check in can rent a basket for 3r, which makes taking photos even nicer~ [Sanye Kiln Baked Bread] The Sanye Kiln Baked Bread Shop is located at the entrance of Pengzhen Old Street. You can smell the strong milky aroma before you even walk in. Breadheads are irresistible! The store has alkaline bread, kiln-baked bread and bagels🥯 [Zhou Pig's Hoof Flower] To be honest, the pig's hoof flower here is average, but the dipping sauce is nice, and there are also mixed pork and pig intestines. I easily finished 3 bowls of rice hahahaha! - Come and see this treasure town near Chengdu! Find your own quiet time here. It's so chill to spend an afternoon here on weekends... 📍Address: No. 44, Mashiba Street, Pengzhen 🚇Transportation: Metro Line 3 to [Longqiao Road], take a taxi for 10 minutes 🎫Tickets: Free

| A century-old town away from the hustle and bustle of the city center!. Looking for a town where you can drink tea, chat, and spend a leisurely afternoon? Come and check out this cozy little town! 📍Transportation to Pengzhen is very convenient. You can take the subway to Longqiao Road first, and then take a bus or taxi. For lunch, I recommend a stir-fry restaurant where you pick your own dishes. I don't quite remember the name, but it's very popular, and you have to wait for the special dishes to come out of the kitchen, or they'll be gone in no time. The prices are also very affordable, definitely giving you great value for your money. After lunch, you can take a leisurely stroll nearby and enjoy the tranquility and beauty of the town. The commercialization of the town is quite simple, mostly tea houses, so if you're tired of walking, you can stop by a Guanyin Pavilion🍵 for some tea, have a chat, and enjoy a relaxing afternoon. My girlfriends and I had a very pleasant weekend here, and it felt totally worth it. 🌈This town is a great place to relax, enjoy a slow life, and it's perfect for unwinding. Come and explore the beauty of more towns with us! Don't forget to share your town trip in the comments section!

How could you not go around and have fun when you come to Chengdu? However, I flipped through all the guides and couldn't find any other interesting places besides those on the internet. Just before I was about to return to Chongqing, I met a local guy who said I definitely hadn't been here before. I didn't believe it. I had been to so many places, I didn't believe there was anywhere in Chengdu I hadn't visited. So I packed up and followed him to the ancient and charming Pengzhen Old Street in Chengdu. The buildings all have green tile arches, and one- or two-story flat buildings surround the street. Walking through the streets and alleys, it's as if you can still faintly hear the sound of the hawker from my childhood selling candied haws. In the courtyards, there are many old craftsmen, some dozing, some drinking tea, some doing business, life in all its forms, just like this. Of course, the most famous thing here is the tea culture. Savor a cup of fragrant tea and let the clouds roll by. Directions: Get off at Dongsheng Station on Subway Line 3, take a taxi to the town or take a bus to Pengzhen Government Station

I really like the city of Chengdu. There will be different surprises every time you come! ! ! This time we checked in at the century-old town Peng Town⛩️ 🚇: Take Line 3 to the "Longqiao Road" subway station, get off and take a taxi for about 10 minutes to the town entrance 🏯The town is not big, but it has hidden mysteries. Every teahouse is located in a courtyard with unique decoration and exquisite landscape. The decoration of each store can reflect the owner's intentions. You will never get tired of shopping here. It is really hard not to love it~ Really good for tea🍵 Sunbathing 🌞 Hair band 😳 Empty 🈳

A small town full of Sichuan flavor! ! It’s not the kind of “ancient town” with obvious traces of human activity! It's not a neighborhood with an overly commercial atmosphere! To me, this place feels more like the space and image formed by the ancient town itself, which was presented after minor renovations as more and more tourists came. 🔥Baba tea, ear cleaning, mahjong, chess and cards. Even those old-fashioned barber shops and street-side rice cakes are what our friends in Sichuan and Chongqing remember Sichuan and Chongqing for. . . Thank goodness the town preserved them. ✍️Transportation: Navigate to "Pengzhen Old Street Parking Lot", and drive from Chengdu for 30-40 minutes. (There is a small rapeseed field next to the parking lot, which is also beautiful) Take Metro Line 3, get off at Longqiao Road, and then take a taxi for 10 minutes to arrive. ———————— About me： Born in Chongqing, Growing up in Australia, 【Shanghai】Hukou, 【Foshan】Settled down, 【Chengdu】Work A diver who can't ski is not a good architect 🐶 ✍Wish I could share something. Welcome to follow and communicate! language:

Five years later, I visited Peng Town again, but I didn't go to Guanyin Pavilion Old Tea House (too crowded). So I strolled around the small streets behind, most of which have retained the style of the 1980s and 1990s, and I tried to recall the feelings of my childhood. Many other boutique tea houses🍵, coffee shops☕, and tea ware shops have sprung up in the alley. It's quiet and leisurely. I tried the wooden barrel tofu pudding, the environment is good, the photo is good, but the cost performance is not very high I heard that there are still a lot of people on weekends. I sat with my friends in Huailu for an afternoon. There is a big locust tree in the courtyard, and I imagine it would be very comfortable to drink tea on the second floor or under the tree when the locust flowers bloom in spring.

In your eyes, Chengdu is still Chunxi Road. Do you only go to People's Park for tea? The locals sincerely recommend that you leave Chengdu and visit Shuangliu. You will definitely not regret it. The leisure of Dali, the ancient architecture of Xi'an, and the delicious gaiwan tea of ​​Chengdu are all available here. If you want to go out with friends on the weekend, this place is also very suitable. Here is a two-day and one-night guide. 🔸Day1: Chengdu-Guangdu Museum-Tanghu Park, stay at Tanghu Hotel 🔸Day2: Pengzhen-Harbour City Shopping Center-Times Outlets-Chengdu 📍Guangdu Museum: If you don’t tell me, you would think it is in Xi’an. The appearance of the museum is super shocking, with a large ancient palace complex. It feels like traveling through time. Every angle is very photogenic. Although it has not been officially opened yet, it is a great place to take photos and check in. Next to it is the famous Airport Flower Field, you can go and see it if you have time. 📍Tanghu Park: It is an old park with a Chinese antique style. The small bridges, flowing water, pavilions and towers are very beautiful. The maple leaves in this season are very beautiful. 📍Peng Zhen: Highly recommended! If you want to drink tea and bask in the sun in Chengdu, don’t just go to People’s Park. It’s more leisurely and more down-to-earth here. The century-old teahouses, bamboo weaving crafts, and various snacks here are all very Chengdu-style. There are also many interesting small shops, not to mention the places for taking photos. The culture is full and the photos are especially good. On the way back from Pengzhen, you can also stop by Harbour City and Outlets, so those who want to shop will not return empty-handed! 🏨The hotel recommended is Tanghu Hotel, which is next to Tanghu Park. The environment is very good and there is a beautiful Chinese courtyard inside. After checking in at Guangdu Museum and Airport Flower Field on the first day, you can go to the hotel to rest for a while. In the afternoon, you can have afternoon tea in the hotel and then stroll around the park. It is very pleasant. We chose a suite as our hotel room, which was very spacious. What pleased us most was that it had a large terrace with a great view of the park.

Avalokitesvara Bodhisattva. Practicing deep Prajna Paramita for a long time. See that the five aggregates are empty. Overcome all sufferings. Peng Town is also known as Pengjiachang and formerly known as Yongfengchang. It was first built during the Yongle period of the Ming Dynasty. Later, because Peng Duanshu moved here, it was renamed Pengjiachang. In the old days, there were more than 20 classic buildings including six temples, five museums, two bridges, two towers, one pavilion, and one platform. The current old streets include Yongfeng Street, Mashiba Street, Xinjie, Chunbo Road, Jishi Street, and Yuying Street. It is named after the Guanyin Pavilion in the middle of the street. It is unknown when Guanyin Pavilion was first built. According to legend, more than a hundred years ago, a fire broke out in Peng Town and the entire town was almost reduced to ashes. Only this house survived. Later, local residents named this place Guanyin Pavilion, meaning that the place where Guanyin Bodhisattva stepped can keep people away from disasters. In the early years of the Republic of China, Guanyin Pavilion was used as a tea shop and it is still in use today. It has now been developed into an ancient town.

Chengdu·Sichuan Peng Town It's about twenty kilometers from Chengdu to Peng Town. There was some sunshine in the afternoon, but it wasn't very bright. The old street is not long, and it's not impressive. But during the Qing Dynasty, the great talent of Sichuan, Peng Duan Shu, moved his family here, also known as Pengjia Field. The master of Chinese studies, Liu Yuan, studied here, known as Liu Men. With the beautiful scenery and busy boats on the banks of the Yangliu River, this place has become an important block of Peng Town. Walking into the street from Ma Shi Ba Street, the Liu's grinding tea field on the left hand side appeared in a vicissitudes of life. The rampant vines covered the roof. Although it has now been turned into a teahouse, there is still a strong smell of machine oil. At the corner of the two roads, it seems like a huge market. People drinking tea and chatting by the roadside are sunbathing or not. The coffee shop with the sky curtain and the old tea society with bamboo chairs and wooden tables coexist harmoniously. Under the sunshade umbrella, there is a flat orchid cloth. A row of old houses facing renovation on Yongfeng Street have been boarded up. The wooden windows like church spires are particularly strange. The sewing machine in the opposite clothing shop is making a sound, and the old people are doing handwork. Walking into a dilapidated yard, the wall of the bamboo fence is falling off, the gray and white red lanterns, another iron door inside the dust reveals the colorful slide, this should be an abandoned kindergarten. The old people in the former iron factory are playing cards, young people are holding dogs around the table, the small stage is still there, but there are no people singing opera, the gallery is full of iron kettles. The old house that survived a fire a hundred years ago has become an old teahouse. The coal balls in the furnace are burning vigorously, a pile of aluminum kettles are hissing white smoke, the master with the earphone delivers the kettle and squats behind the stove to brush his mobile phone, his eyes are always watching his world. The murals on the wall and the red five-star all seem to be that fiery age, the daylight shines through the roof into the pitted ground, the people drinking tea have also become sculptures, as if everything has not changed, the children of the past have grown old. 🗺Address: Ma Shi Ba Street, Peng Town, Shuangliu District 🚙Transportation: Self-driving, subway, bus can reach 👣Tour: A leisurely place, the fusion of modern and ancient, must punch card places: Guanyin Pavilion Old Teahouse, candy coffee, Yuanxiang Bookstore 🧸Suggestion: After arriving, don't look at the strategy, blindly roam, there may be different discoveries, such as accidentally walking into that abandoned kindergarten, like an alternative space.