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When traveling to Quanzhou, if you want to eat some special delicacies that can only be eaten locally, sit in the century-old arcade on the bustling Zhongshan Road with friends, watch the hustle and bustle downstairs, drink tea and chat, it's so pleasant · 🍽️After the dishes are served, the dazzling array is really tempting 🍃There are emerald green pandan cakes, sticky and fragrant ▶️Crispy zucchini with sauce, appetizing and refreshing 🐙Sea fishing big rolls are fresh and sweet, top soup fish maw stewed with sand radish, 🍜with an authentic Minnan fried rice noodles, satisfying · 🏕️Outdoor open-air seats have a great view, couples dating or business banquets are very 👌🏻 It is also convenient to have a meal and rest for a while when you visit Zhongshan Road ·

📍[Geographical Background] Quanzhou, formerly known as "Zitong City," is located on the southeastern coast of Fujian. It was the starting point of the ancient "Maritime Silk Road" and a city brimming with both a vibrant and ethereal atmosphere. 🌊 ✨[Trip Highlights] Explore Historic Sites: Quanzhou boasts numerous World Heritage Sites, such as Kaiyuan Temple, Qingjing Mosque, and Cao'an Temple. These diverse architectural styles bear witness to the city's diverse cultural fusion. 🏛 A Culinary Paradise: Quanzhou boasts countless delicious snacks, from rice dumplings to vermicelli soup to earthworm jelly—each one is truly unforgettable. 🍜 Coastal Scenery: Quanzhou's coastline is also breathtaking. Visit Chongwu Ancient City to feel the sea breeze and admire the magnificent scenery. 🏰 Experience Folk Culture: Quanzhou's traditional performing arts, such as puppet shows and Gaojia Opera, offer a deep immersion in the local culture. 🎭 🌟【Local Culture】 Quanzhou boasts a rich cultural heritage and is known as the "Museum of World Religions." Different religions coexist harmoniously here, creating a unique cultural landscape. Quanzhou's Southern Fujian culture is also uniquely charming, with traditional architecture, customs, and art reflecting the wisdom and creativity of the people. 🎨 *TIPS*: Transportation: Quanzhou offers convenient public transportation, with options for buses or shared bikes. 🚴‍♀ Accommodation: Staying near the ancient city is convenient for visiting attractions and offers excellent value. 🏠 Food Recommendation: Be sure to visit the local snack streets for authentic Quanzhou cuisine. 🍖 Best Time to Travel: Spring and autumn are the best times to visit Quanzhou, with pleasant weather perfect for travel. 🌸 Quanzhou, a city half bustling with life, half ethereal, awaits your exploration! 🚀 #SonglikeJourney #Most Asked Places on WeChat Moments #Where to Go on the Weekend #Romantic Travel Destinations in China #Have Fun with Friends

If you're visiting Quanzhou's Zhongshan Road for a bite to eat and don't stop by Flying Pancake Brother across from Nanqi Tower, you're missing out on a sweet treat! First, let's talk about the amazing live performance—he spins the dough twice in his hands, rolls it into a thin crust, and then flings it skyward with a whoosh. It almost brushes against the carved railings of the arcade and falls back down—so thin it's transparent! Tourists chase after him, their phones raised, snapping away, shouting, "Wow, this pancake can fly!" Seeing this in action makes the long wait worth it. Go for these two flavors; order them with your eyes closed and you won't miss a thing: - Banana Flying Pancake: Fresh bananas are mashed and wrapped in the pancake, then baked until the crust is golden and crispy. The moment you bite into it, the sweet banana juice blends with the pancake's aroma. It's soft and slightly crispy, and the fruity fragrance lingers on your hands after you've eaten it. The kids can't stop chewing on it. - Durian Flying Pancake: Durian lovers will be delighted! The pilings of freshly baked durian flesh are generously spread, and once cooked, they flex like silk when broken open. The rich sweetness of the durian, combined with the charred aroma of the crust, is so fragrant that passersby turn around and ask, "What's that smell?" Flying Cake Brother is incredibly understanding of tourists. Knowing everyone's on a tight schedule, he whips up the cakes quickly and doesn't forget to offer a few words of advice: "Durian is best eaten hot for its full flavor!" After buying, stand under the arcade of Nanqi Tower, nibbling on a flying cake and watching the people passing by. The sweet aroma mingles with the bustling atmosphere of the old streets, creating a more memorable experience of Quanzhou than a photo. #QuanzhouTravel If you're looking for a snack with a guide, just search "Flying Cake opposite Nanqi Tower"—after all, on Zhongshan Road, it's a place that gets people snapping photos while eating and sharing them on Instagram, saying, "I'll be back next time." The banana and durian flavor of Feibing Brother's is a must-try!

[Author] #非大侠 [Location] Quanzhou Ancient City [Topics] #QuanzhouTravel #QuanzhouTravelGuide #FujianQuanzhou #非大侠之旅Quanzhou