Beautiful scenery of Zhujiajiao, Shanghai

Zhujiajiao in Shanghai is like a shining pearl inlaid in the water town of Jiangnan, exuding a unique and charming charm. When you step into Zhujiajiao, the first thing that catches your eye is the slowly flowing Caogang River. The river water is clear, sparkling in the sunlight, like a flowing silver ribbon. Small boats are swaying on the river, and the boatmen at the bows are rowing leisurely. The boats are creating ripples that break the tranquility of the river and add a bit of lively beauty. Strolling along the river bank, you will see winding ancient streets and alleys. The bluestone road bears the traces of time. Walking on it, you can seem to hear the echoes of history. The Ming and Qing Dynasty buildings on the street are arranged in an orderly manner, with white walls, black tiles, flying eaves and pointed corners, showing their simplicity and elegance. The carved doors and windows are extremely delicate, and every pattern seems to be telling a story from the past. The Fangsheng Bridge spans across the Caogang River and is a landmark building in Zhujiajiao. The bridge is majestic and the stone carvings on the railings are still clearly visible despite the wind and rain. Standing on the bridge and looking out from the railing, you can have a panoramic view of the beautiful scenery of the ancient town. The weeping willows on both sides of the river are swaying in the wind, and their reflections in the water create a beautiful contrast. Going deeper, you will find a wide variety of specialty shops. There are calligraphy and painting shops that emit the scent of ink, and grocery stores filled with exquisite handicrafts, which make people unable to help but stop to appreciate and choose. Zhujiajiao, with its unique water town scenery, will make you intoxicated, linger and enjoy the poetic and picturesque scenery of the ancient town in the south of the Yangtze River.