🎒 Return to my hometown with me, Yunyou Chaozhou, which you don't know. 👉 My hometown is an ancient village located in Chao'an District, Chaozhou City, which dates back to the Tang Dynasty. The village has a large number of ancient buildings, including traditional houses, ancient temples, large family temples, ancient ponds and canals, accompanied by years and weathered. 👉 visiting the temple is a soul-washing experience that can shake off the anxiety and suffocation that big cities give people. The simple mottled building and quiet atmosphere make people feel like they are in a Zen environment. 👉 The food in the town is the most unforgettable hometown taste (there are not many restaurants in the village). The smell of stone olive stewed chicken is so fragrant that one person can kill a big cockroach. The deep-fried thick ink fillets are crispy and tender, and one can't stop. The sweetest childhood starlight is the sweet soup sold in the factory, and the table is also stainless steel. If you don't want to eat, you can also drink sweet soup very full, and you can also use sweet bird eggs as squash. If friends encounter the above dishes in Chaoshan area, it is recommended to try ☝. 👉 Not far from home, the wide Han River flows quietly, like a soothing natural gallery, which makes people feel refreshed. Walking along the river, I occasionally went to an Air Force fishing guy who made unremitting efforts. 👉 Follow Hanjiang to Chaozhou Old Street, walk through the archway of the Doctors of the Dynasties, as if crossing the time corridor. The department store here is different from the department store in Wangfujing, Beijing, and it is full of retro feeling. 👉 The village where the family is located eats less rice noodles with peanut butter. You can eat them in Chaozhou City. This time you eat the small old store on the street "length rice noodles". The rice noodles with peanut butter taste very different from the rice noodles with soy sauce. A peanut butter can top a meal. [HighSpeedRail] Some people's hometown is someone else's journey, and some people's hometown is just their hometown. Drink enough and eat, cross the vegetable field, take the north-bound train. #Tide Travel #Me and my hometown #Local food to eat #City Humanities Handbook #Capture City Humanities

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