The trees are phoenix trees, and the city is Nanjing City

Nanjing, a city that carries a heavy history and modern vitality, is worth spending three days to savor. 🗓Itinerary: ✅Must-try: Day 1: Qinhuai Style In the morning, head to the iconic attraction of Nanjing, the Confucius Temple. Confucius Temple, with its ancient buildings and the Qinhuai River, is a place where you can see the elegance of the literati of the past. The Lingxing Gate and Dacheng Hall are solemn and solemn, so you may want to hire a guide to learn more about the cultural stories behind them. When you are tired of walking, have a bowl of authentic Nanjing duck blood vermicelli soup, with tender duck blood, crispy duck intestines, and smooth and tasty vermicelli, which will instantly dispel your fatigue. After a short break at noon, head to the Jiangnan Examination Hall next door in the afternoon. This was an important examination hall for the ancient imperial examinations, and you can feel the hard work of the ancient students as you walk through the examination rooms. In the evening, when the lights are on, take a boat ride on the Qinhuai River. The lights on both sides of the river are brilliant, and the ancient buildings are beautiful in the light, with the sound of Jiangnan silk and bamboo in your ears, as if you were traveling back to the prosperous ancient capital of Jinling. 📌Tips: Day 2: Republic of China Style In the morning, head to the Sun Yat-sen Mausoleum. Sun Yat-sen Mausoleum Scenic Area, with its long steps, is a place of solemnity and reverence for the great Dr. Sun Yat-sen. The surrounding buildings, such as the Music Stage and the Guanghua Pavilion, are also unique, and there are often pigeons flying around, creating a beautiful picture. At noon, try the Nanjing salted duck near the scenic area, which is firm and salty. In the afternoon, visit the Presidential Palace. Nanjing Presidential Palace, a building that witnessed the changes in modern China, is a blend of Chinese and Western styles. From the main hall to the various offices, you can learn about the magnificent history of the building. Then stroll through the 1912 block, where trendy bars and restaurants complement the architecture of the Republic of China, and the lights are bright at night, making it a great place to experience Nanjing's nightlife. Day 3: Historical Precipitation In the morning, head to the Nanjing Museum. Nanjing Museum is one of the three major museums in China, with a rich collection of artifacts, from ancient pottery to Ming and Qing paintings and calligraphy. The treasures of the museum, such as the Western Han Dynasty gold beast, are exquisite and a testament to the wisdom of the ancients. Don't forget to visit the special exhibition hall, where there are often wonderful exhibitions. After a simple lunch near the museum, head to the Memorial Hall of the Victims of the Nanjing Massacre by Japanese Invaders in the afternoon. With a heavy heart, walk into the museum and remember history and cherish peace through artifacts and images. Nanjing's charm is not limited to these attractions, as every alley and corner of the city has a story to tell. Come and start your unforgettable trip to Nanjing!