Quanzhou, a poetic ancient city

Quanzhou is a city full of historical charm and modern vitality, with every brick and tile telling a thousand-year-old story. Today, let's explore Quanzhou and experience the unique charm of this city. 📷[Must-see attractions in Quanzhou] 1⃣West Street: Find a rooftop café in the evening, overlook West Street and the Twin Towers, and wait for the sunset 2⃣Kaiyuan Temple: The largest Buddhist building in Fujian, with two towers on each side facing each other 3⃣Guan Yue Temple: Locals say it is very effective 4⃣Xunpu Village: Experience the fishing village culture and take a set of photos with the same Xunpu women's headwear "Zan Hua Wei" as Zhao Liying 5⃣Wulin Traditional Village in Jinjiang: A village with a combination of Chinese and Western architecture 6⃣Shishi Golden Coast: A coastline stretching for dozens of miles 7⃣Luojia Temple: A temple located on the rocks at sea, also a photo spot for Li Xian 8⃣Windmill Island: The sunset, windmills, and the sea form a romantic and moving picture 9⃣Qingyuan Mountain: Here you can not only see the thousand-year-old Taoist stone sculptures, but also overlook Quanzhou - 🚗[Transportation] When traveling to Quanzhou, attractions such as Shishi, Jinjiang Wulin Ancient Village, and Windmill Island are relatively far from the city center, so it is recommended to carpool or rent a car - 🍜[Quanzhou cuisine] Noodle paste, Sidang ginger duck, four fruit soup, taro cake, oyster omelet, etc. If you want to eat Quanzhou Minnan cuisine for lunch or dinner, you can go to Yahe Quanzhou Restaurant next to the Bell Tower. The authentic Quanzhou dishes are good, and you can see the whole West Street on the second floor, which is suitable for taking photos!