林记豆汤圆子火锅(招商店)

The hot pot is very unique, the dumplings are delicious, I will try it again if I have a chance, the soup is delicious

Who knows, family! After getting my shoes stepped on and stomped off in Suzhou and Hangzhou last year, I decided to head to a lesser-known, traditional Chinese city this year—and stumbled upon a treasure! Without the hustle and bustle of influencers, it hides authentic fireworks and poetic charm. Every frame feels like an ancient painting come alive. ✨ 🌊 Lanxi, Zhejiang | The Overlooked Premier of Jiangnan Fireworks Think Suzhou and Hangzhou are the end of Jiangnan? Lanxi's got you covered! This small town hidden in Jinhua feels like time has slowed down, and crucially, there aren't many tourists. 🤫 Three must-see treasures: • Youbu Ancient Town: Get up early for morning tea to make your trip worthwhile! The clatter of enamel cups in the old teahouses complements the perfectly cooked chicken buns, the crust so crisp it falls apart, and the eggy liquid oozes out the instant you bite into them. 🤤 The barber shops and old pharmacies along the street give you the feel of a period drama. • Zhuge Bagua Village: Walking inside is like walking through a maze! The entire village is laid out according to the Bagua formation, with white walls and black tiles hidden in the greenery. The wood carvings in the ancestral hall are more exquisite than a museum. Watching the sunset by the lotus pond in the evening, you'll feel like you've been transported back to the Three Kingdoms period. • Underground River: The moment you enter the cave by boat will leave you speechless! Stalactites glow like crystal chandeliers under the light. The boatman gently paddles, the sound of water echoes through the cave, and the cool breeze instantly sobers you up. A blind food pick that won't disappoint: Lanxi beef noodles are piled high with toppings, salty glutinous rice balls bursting with fresh meaty broth, and there are those strange-sounding meat sinkers. The egg-wrapped pork combo is so delicious you'll want to lick the bowl! 🌿 Hubei · Lichuan | A 22℃ summer escape While Wuhan and Chongqing are melting with heat, the people of Lichuan are munching on watermelon under their thin blankets! The Wuling Mountains, with an average altitude of 1,000 meters, offer the most relaxing ways to enjoy summer ❄️ Explore the mountains and waters with a unique twist: • Tenglong Cave: Asia's largest karst cave, no exaggeration! The entrance is large enough to accommodate a helicopter, and the temperature inside is a constant 18°C. When you're tired, you can enjoy a laser show and Tujia folk dances, bringing a refreshing coolness from your feet to your head. • Qiyue Mountain: A must-see alpine meadow for children from southern China! Windmills whirl amidst the blue sky, and the wind fills your clothes as you gallop on horseback. Every photo is a desktop-worthy sight. • Sumadang: Known as "China's most beautiful small place," it boasts mountains covered in wildflowers and a clifftop viewing platform. The morning mist shrouds the forest like a veil, and your very breath is filled with the fragrance of grass and trees. A delicious treat: The cured pig's trotter hotpot is a must! The pig's trotters, smoked with pine and cypress branches, are stewed to a tender tenderness, while the alpine potato flour, soaked in the broth, is glutinous and flavorful. Paired with a bowl of soybean-based mixed rice, it's a simple yet heartwarming dish. 🏔️ Bijie, Guizhou | A magical wonderland of karst landscapes Who says you have to go to Guilin to see the natural wonders of Bijie? Bijie's karst wonders are simply breathtakingly beautiful! Cool and relaxing, perfect for those looking to escape the pressures of life and recharge 🔋 Must-see natural wonders: • Zhijin Cave: A true "ceiling of karst caves"! Its 17-story-high stalactites resemble a divine palace, with lifelike figures like the "Overlord Helmet" and "Silver Rain Tree." As you sail through the underground river, the lights reflect off the water, making it shimmer. • Jiudongtian: A breathtaking boat ride beneath nine skylights! Sunlight filters through the cave entrances into the underground river, creating a constant play of light and shadow on the stalactites. The boatman says it's even more breathtaking on rainy days, with waterfalls cascading through the skylights resembling a water curtain cave. • Shexiang Ancient Town: A sea of ​​flower terraces hidden in the mountains! Colorful floral ribbons cascade into a vast canvas. Rent a Yi costume for a photo op, a red dress against a sea of ​​flowers, and your social media feed will instantly be filled with requests for your address. Foodie must-try list: Lin Ji's bean glutinous rice dumpling hotpot is incredibly delicious, and the hot oil pan-fried pot is smeared with a secret sauce, paired with a bowl of ice jelly to break the greasiness. The sour, spicy, and fragrant flavors of Guizhou cuisine will captivate your taste buds. 🖼️ Anhui · Chaji | A picturesque village 10 times quieter than Hongcun Forget the crowds of Hongcun! Chaji, an ancient village hidden at the foot of Mount Huangshan, is restrained even in its commercialization. Whitewashed walls and black tiles reflect the flowing stream, making it feel like stepping into a watercolor painting. 🎨 Unlock slow travel: • Chaji Ancient Street: The bluestone pavement is polished to a shine by time. The wooden doors of old houses are ajar, and the carved wood windows retain the ingenuity of the Ming and Qing dynasties. Uninterrupted by the sounds of hawkers, just the gurgling stream and the barking of roosters and dogs, sitting on the stone steps and daydreaming is truly relaxing. • Rainbow Bridge: Breathtakingly beautiful in the early morning mist! The ancient bridge spans the stream, its arches reflected in the water, forming a circular pattern. Villagers walking past, leading their cattle, their clothes drenched in dew, create stunning photos of ancient charm. • Degong Hall: A "woodcarving museum" hidden deep within the ancient village! The dragon, phoenix, flower, and bird carvings on the beams are lifelike. Sunlight filtering through the stained glass windows onto the ground creates a dappled pattern of light and shadow, resembling a flowing painting. A delightful surprise: The freshly baked Chaji rice crust is a must-try! Dipping the crispy rice crust in the delicious chicken broth is a mouthful of flavor. The golden fried hairy tofu dipped in chili sauce is irresistible. The braised pork with dried bamboo shoots is savory and flavorful, perfect with rice. ✨ Pitfalls & Tips Summary 1. Transportation: All four cities are connected by high-speed rail, making local taxis inexpensive. Walking through the ancient town is recommended for even more discoveries. 2. Accommodation: Choose a B&B in an old house near the ancient town. You can fall asleep to the sounds of insects or the gurgling water of a stream at night, making it a great value. 3. Outfit: Light-colored Hanfu (Chinese traditional clothing) or cotton and linen skirts are super photogenic. Mountain areas can be chilly in the mornings and evenings, so remember to bring a light jacket. 4. Reminder: Respect local customs in ethnic minority areas. Caves and ancient villages have many steps, so wear non-slip shoes! I really advise everyone to stop sticking to Suzhou and Hangzhou! These less crowded towns offer more authentic landscapes, poetic scenery, and local life. Next time someone asks you where to go, just share this post with them 👇 #NicheTravelDestinations #NationalStyleTravel #SummerBeachCeiling #JiangnanSecrets

Six long-standing local restaurants in Panshui—try them in this order! 🍜 The temperature in Liupanshui, the cool capital of autumn, has begun to drop. ❄️ A bowl of hot mutton noodles is the perfect comfort! As a Liupanshui native and foodie, this concise guide will help you efficiently experience the vibrant atmosphere of the cool capital—from breakfast to late-night snacks, everything in one place! 🍲[Sort by Menu] 6 Must-Try Restaurants ☀️ Breakfast Pick: The Two Lamb Noodle Masters 1️⃣ Xiangjia Lamb Noodles (Renmin Road Branch) 📍 Address: 28 Renmin Middle Road, Zhongshan District 👉🏻 A local favorite breakfast king. Their lamb bone broth, brewed every morning at 4 a.m., is so thick it sticks to the spoon🥄. The combination with their signature handmade chili paste is the real deal🌶️ Be sure to order the lamb offal and soft-boiled egg. ~ PS: Open 6:00 AM - 1:00 PM 2️⃣ Yuankun Braised Pork Lamb Noodles (Many Branches, but the Old Town Branch is recommended) 📍 Address: Old Street Entrance, Zhongshan District 👉🏻 A truly creative and soulful combination! The braised pork is so tender it melts in your mouth 🍖. The sweet and fragrant gravy and the savory lamb create a perfect sparkle. 💥 Perfect for those who don't like spicy food~ 🍚 Main Dish: Warm Up Your Body 3️⃣ Yang Wangli Spicy Chicken Factory (Chuanxin Community Branch) 📍 Address: Next to the Chuanxin Community Vegetable Market in Zhongshan District 👉🏻 A great autumn and winter tonic, their free-range chicken is stir-fried to a brilliant red. 🔥 The meat is so tender it falls apart from the bone with a single bite. You can enjoy three bowls of it with rice. 🍚 Open Hours: 10:00 AM - 8:00 PM 4️⃣ Qilin Bean Dumpling Hotpot (Main Branch) 📍 Address: Fenghuang New District, Zhongshan District 👉🏻 A treat for those who don't like spicy food! Bursting red bean paste dumplings and hand-pounded fresh meatballs are chewy and smooth, and the milky white broth warms your heart and stomach. 🍡 Recommended for freshness: 11:30 AM - 2:00 PM. 🌙 A must-try late-night snack: Fireworks Hot Pot & Sour Soup 5️⃣ Old Town Hengliyuan Clay Pot Hot Pot 📍 Address: In the alley across from People's Square in the Old Town. 👉🏻 Authentic, old-fashioned cooking style cooked in a coal-fired cast iron pot. The stinky tofu is crispy on the outside and tender on the inside, and the potato cakes are crispy and fragrant on the outside. 🥔 Dip it in our secret zheergen dipping sauce and it's absolutely delicious! Open until 3 AM~ 6️⃣ Miaoli Sour Soup Fish Noodles (Wanda Plaza Branch) 📍 Address: 2nd Floor, Wanda Golden Street 👉🏻 The handmade red sour soup is refreshing and appetizing. 🍅 Freshly ground rice noodles paired with boneless mullet fillets are incredibly tender and smooth. Add a side of fried crispy pork to dunk for the authentic way to enjoy it. 🍤 💡[Must-See Tips] ⌚ Best Time to Eat: • Go before 10 PM for the broth to be at its freshest. • Go after 6 PM for the hot pot to enjoy the lively atmosphere. 🌶 Spiciness Level Guide: • Except for the bean soup hot pot, all dishes are medium spicy. • If you don't like spicy food, remember to request "no spicy" in advance. 🙌 Hidden Gem: ✔ Yuan Kun's Braised Pork and Lamb can be combined. ✔ The remaining warmth from the hot pot, while the kang ba kuai (roasted rice noodle) dipped in chili powder, is incredibly delicious. Save this authentic list and bring your friends to Liupanshui to warm up your stomach! 🏃‍♀️🏃‍♂️ #LiupanshuiFood #ShuichengLaoguo #GuizhouLambNoodles #AutumnFoodGuide #LocalRecommendations

Tired of the crowds of popular destinations? These off-the-beaten-path towns offer convenient high-speed rail access and retain a rare sense of local life and pristine beauty. While they may not be as famous, they offer a more authentic sense of life, simple folk customs, and a more soothing, slow-paced pace. 01 Lanxi, Zhejiang: A Lazy and Relaxed Jiangnan Treasure Town Located in Jinhua, Zhejiang, Lanxi is a less-visited yet underrated Jiangnan treasure town. Filled with ancient villages and historical sites, it boasts authentic local delicacies and preserves a truly authentic atmosphere. Highlights: Underground River Scenic Area: Take a boat into a karst cave, slowly sailing along the narrow river, admiring the diverse stalactites overhead and marveling at the wonders of nature. Youbu Ancient Town: Experience the heartwarming atmosphere of life, with alleyways shrouded in curling smoke and bustling pedestrians, rich in cultural ambiance. Be sure to try the Youbu Morning Tea, which offers a variety of breakfast snacks and local specialties. Zhuge Bagua Village: This unique ancient cultural village, unique in China, enjoys the reputation of "A Wonderful Bagua Village, a Unique One in China." It is also the largest settlement of Zhuge Liang's descendants. Food Recommendations: Lanxi Beef Noodles (chewy noodles, generous and fragrant toppings), Chicken Buns (crispy skin, generous filling), Salty Rice Balls, Meat Sinkers, Taiye Chicken, Black Fish Stew. 02 Lichuan, Hubei: A Hidden Summer Resort Lichuan is a county-level city under the jurisdiction of Enshi Prefecture, Hubei Province. Located in the Wuling Mountains, with an average altitude of approximately 1,000 meters, it boasts a rich ethnic atmosphere. The average summer temperature here is only 22-26°C, 8-10°C cooler than Wuhan and Chongqing. Air conditioning is rarely needed, and the humidity is moderate, making it a renowned summer resort. Highlights: Tenglong Cave: Asia's largest karst cave, a 5A scenic spot, boasts a constant temperature of 18°C. Enjoy laser shows, Tujia song and dance performances, and take a battery-powered car tour for a low-intensity walk. Suma Dang: Known as "China's Most Beautiful Small Place," it's covered in wildflowers and forests, boasting a clifftop observation deck. It's a summer escape for residents of Chongqing and Wuhan. Qiyue Mountain: South China's largest alpine grassland, at 1,500 meters above sea level, offers expansive views, windmills, and horseback riding. You can also drive up the mountain. Recommended dishes: Lapizi Hot Pot (pig's trotter smoked with pine and cypress branches, stewed with highland potatoes and dried bamboo shoots), Hezha (soybean paste made by grinding unfiltered soybeans and adding green leaves), Baiyang Dried Tofu (made using an intangible cultural heritage technique), and Lichuan Doupi (rice paste noodles with a soft, chewy texture). 03 Bijie, Guizhou: A Cool and Relaxing Karst Secret Located at the junction of Sichuan, Yunnan, and Guizhou, Bijie boasts a cool climate, making it a great escape from the summer heat. There's no overwhelming publicity or crowds here, yet it offers a long-awaited sense of relaxation. Highlights: Zhijin Cave: Considered the pinnacle of Chinese karst caves, this 17-story-high stalactite forest, illuminated by lights, feels like stepping into a divine treasure trove! Take a boat trip through the Earth's inner rivers and hike to see wonders like the "Bawang Helmet" and "Silver Rain Tree." Jiudongtian: A world-class karst wonder encompassing underground streams, caves, skybridges, cenotes, and canyons! Take a boat trip beneath nine giant skylights, where light and shadows play and stalactites create a myriad of shapes. Shexiang Ancient Town: Spectacular flower terraces, with colorful floral bands cascading like an earth painting. Rent a Yi costume for photos, and instantly transform into a stunning ethnic masterpiece. The tranquility of timeless tranquility is truly relaxing. Recommended dining options: Linji Bean Soup Dumpling Hotpot, Douhua Bistro, and Yankao Huo You Lao Guo. 04 Jinyun, Zhejiang: A Timeless Gem Among the Mountains and Rivers of Southern Zhejiang Tucked away amidst the mountains and rivers of southern Zhejiang, Jinyun, like a jade patinated by time, never needs to make its mark on tourist hotspots. Here, the landscape has long since transformed the mundane world into poetry, waiting for every visitor to quietly read. Highlights: Xiandu Scenic Area: A vibrant energy field filled with surprises, home to attractions such as Zhutan Mountain, Niweng Cave, Yandang Bookstore, and Little Chibi. Each of these landscapes and caves possesses its own unique charm, making it a worthwhile exploration. Heyang Ancient Residences: Completely untouched by commercialism, smooth stone paths lead to old buildings adorned with horse-head walls and exquisite wood carvings. Occasionally, antique artifacts can be found on display, creating a quaint atmosphere. Jiaolong Grand Canyon: A little-known hidden gem, nestled amidst mountains, bamboo forests, waterfalls, streams, and cliffs. Visiting during or after the rains will enhance the vibrant scenery. Recommended Food: Jinyun sesame cakes are a local specialty, and other farm-style dishes also feature light, original flavors, emphasizing the natural flavors of the ingredients. 05 Bazhong, Sichuan, China's No. 1 Mountain for Red Foliage Bazhong, nestled at the southern foot of Micang Mountain in the Daba Mountains, borders Shaanxi Province and is a gem of northern Sichuan. While known as "China's No. 1 Mountain for Red Foliage," it remains a low-key destination, rarely visited, and boasts world-class autumn scenery. Highlights: Guangwu Mountain: Famous for its crimson leaves, the area boasts over 680 square kilometers of crimson foliage, making it the largest crimson viewing area in Asia and known as "Asia's largest natural red carpet." There are over 40 varieties of crimson leaves. Nuoshui Cave Heaven: Bazhong's stunning scenery extends not only above ground but also underground. The Nuoshui River hosts the world's largest collection of karst caves, spanning the geological age of its parent rocks. Nearly a hundred underground caves, some adjacent to underground rivers, some nestled in cliffs, and some within caves. Enyang Ancient Town: Nestled between the towering Daba Mountains and the surrounding waters, nestles a thousand-year-old town. A leisurely stroll through 17 ancient streets and alleys reveals unexpected encounters with 589 ancient buildings from the Ming and Qing dynasties. Food recommendations: Local specialties such as Sichuan jelly noodles, Tongjiang Tremella soup, Nanjiang yellow sheep soup, and Bashan cured meat. Travel Tips: All of the above towns are connected by high-speed rail, so it's recommended to book tickets and accommodation in advance. While these small towns offer affordable living, tourist facilities may not be as comprehensive as those in larger cities, so it's recommended to bring common medicines and essentials. Respect local customs and habits, especially in areas populated by ethnic minorities. Public transportation may be less frequent in less popular towns, so plan plenty of time. Traveling isn't just about seeing the sights; it's about experiencing a different way of life. Slow down and appreciate the unique charm of these cities. #TheMostAskedSpotsOnWeChat #TheSceneryOnTheRoad #ExperienceTheWinterBeauty

Must-try Shuangshui food! Save this local's hidden food guide! 1️⃣ Liangdu Qingwafang Hotpot A few dozen yuan per person, enough to keep you leaning against the wall 🍳 📍Address: Colorful Plaza, Shuangshui Economic Development Zone, Zhongshan District A super affordable treasure trove of hotpot! The ingredients are incredibly fresh 💯 and paired with their secret chili powder, it's so fragrant you'll want to take it all away! Highly rated by locals, we recommend visiting during off-peak hours to avoid the lines~ 2️⃣ Shuigang Xiaochekou Fermented Black Bean Hotpot Over 30 yuan per person, a satisfying meal 💰 📍Address: Near Shuigang Logistics Park The fermented black bean hotpot base is incredibly fragrant! The crispy, fragrant shavings are the heart of the dish, and the broth-soaked vegetables are incredibly fresh! This homely, homely restaurant is incredibly heartwarming in the winter. 3️⃣ Chenjixiang Yangyuan Lamb Noodles (near Shuigang) A hidden gem of Shuicheng cuisine 🐑 The broth is so delicious you'll want to try it! A bowl overflowing with the aroma of meat, and the chili oil is the perfect finishing touch. The line starts lining up at 7 a.m., so get there early! 4️⃣ Shuangshui Qianzi Baiwei BBQ A meat lover's paradise🥩 📍Address: Across from Shuangshui Farmers' Market The Angus beef melts in your mouth! The signature small meat skewers are incredibly delicious, with just the right amount of spiciness. Open until the wee hours, this is a comforting late-night treat! 5️⃣ Jinguailu Restaurant A Guizhou Intangible Cultural Heritage Cuisine Experience!🔥 📍Address: Middle of Shuangshui Avenue Zhe Er Gen (Horsetail Root) lovers rejoice! The Guailu rice is incredibly fragrant and has a rich, complex flavor. I could eat three bowls of it with the pickled fish! 6️⃣ Zuozuo Crispy Duck A must-have snack for the high-speed train🦆 📍Address: Inside the Government Affairs Center Community The spicy, crispy, and delicious flavors are just as addictive! Crispy on the inside and tender on the outside, the texture is incredible! I recommend taking three or four home to enjoy! 7️⃣ Weining Buckwheat Rice Chicken (at the entrance of Meihua Mountain Scenic Area) A must-try for outdoor food lovers 🌄 The buckwheat rice is incredibly fragrant! The diced ham is a bonus! And on nice days, you can enjoy this warming treat while watching the sunset—perfect for a complete bliss! 8️⃣ Zui Xiang Si Si Wawa Snack shop is so satisfying 🥗 Not only are the Si Si Wawas absolutely amazing! Their desserts are also a hidden gem! The sour soup is refreshing and appetizing, perfect with all kinds of fried food! 9️⃣ Yang Wangli Spicy Chicken Factory The OG of Guizhou Spicy Chicken 🌶️ 📍Address: Zhongshan Middle Road Spicy but not too spicy! The chicken is fried to perfection, fragrant and flavorful, and goes perfectly with rice—even those who are afraid of spicy food can enjoy it without any worries! 🔟 Qilin Bean Dumpling Hotpot A perfect winter comfort food 🥘 The broth gets richer and richer with each simmer! The kidney bean rice porridge is incredible! The buffet has a generous portion of fresh vegetables, and the juicy, round, and bouncy vegetables are incredibly delicious! Shuangshui's vibrant culinary scene is at these restaurants! Which one do you want to pick the most? Remember to save and check it out! 👇 #LiupanshuiFood #GuizhouMustEat #EatLikeTheLocals #FoodiePotatoLookHere #LiupanshuiRestaurants