"Unexpected things you can find in Chengdu People's Park!"

Chengdu People's Park is a great place for both tourists and locals to relax. The park is full of greenery, and you can feel the freshness as soon as you walk in. There was a chrysanthemum exhibition when I visited, and the potted plants and flowers were beautiful. There was also a calligraphy and painting exhibition. The most interesting thing was seeing an old man writing "Peace and Prosperity" with a large brush and water in front of the Railway Monument. A crowd of people gathered around to watch, which was quite interesting. There is also a "Half Market" in the park, selling all kinds of Chengdu specialties, snacks, and small handicrafts, just like most markets. The matchmaking corner was also very lively, with cards for men and women posted all over the ground, which made me laugh. The cards were very detailed, even including height and hobbies. It seemed quite formal, and I guess some people really do find partners here. Heming Teahouse is quite famous. It is located next to the artificial lake, and the scenery is beautiful. It is very comfortable to sit there and drink tea in the sunshine. However, it is a bit crowded, and you have to queue every time you go, especially during holidays. If there are no seats, you can go to other teahouses. There are teahouses everywhere in Chengdu, so you can drink tea anywhere. A lot of people is not necessarily a bad thing, as the atmosphere of the teahouse is very Chengdu, lively and relaxing. What impressed me most was the atmosphere of life here. Even if there are no tourists, there are locals here chatting, playing the erhu, playing mahjong, and playing chess. It feels very down-to-earth. You can see all kinds of people doing activities, young people shooting short videos, and old people practicing Tai Chi. Everyone is enjoying their own little world, which is very comfortable. Overall, you can finish visiting the park in two hours, but you can spend more time taking photos. If you like souvenirs, you can buy commemorative coins from vending machines or cultural and creative products from Heming Teahouse. You can feel the flavor of Chengdu just by walking around this place.