Chengdu travel guide.

Follow the old Chengdu, drink tea, watch opera, and chat at Heming Tea House|||If you want to talk about a place that old Chengdu and foreign friends like, People's Park is definitely one of them. Retired old men and women from Chengdu come here to drink gaiwan tea, play Landlord, chat, do square dances, take a walk, and arrange blind dates for their grandchildren. People from other places come to watch the fire-breathing, face-changing, and Kung Fu tea performances, and to see the people of Chengdu. The weather was pretty good on the weekend, so I came to Heming Tea House and Lao Hu Zao to drink Baba tea. I was lucky enough to find a good seat. It's an old stage, and on the stage are performed traditional Sichuan operas such as "Three Heroes Fighting Lü Bu" and "The Three Heroes of Peach Garden". There are also fire-breathing, face-changing, Kung Fu tea performances, and even ear cleaning and massage practitioners walking around the streets, banging their sticks loudly. Make a cup of Zhuyeqing or Mengding Ganlu, and slowly sip Sichuan tea and its intangible cultural heritage.