On the road: Zhengzhou - the center where the past and the present meet.

On the twentieth day, we arrived in Zhengzhou, the capital of Henan Province and the center of Henan. For three and a half days, we wandered through the streets where ancient and modern times intersected, shuttled through the elevated expressways, explored the glory of history, and felt the glory of the present. [CarFront] Day 1: First stop was Henan Museum. The history of Henan and the cultural relics in the museum were so wonderful [!] In the afternoon, we went to the Daguanyin Temple, which was more like a stone carving museum. The tall stone carvings of Guanyin were rare. Go to Qianxi Plaza in the evening to admire the new landmark Big Corn. [CarFront] The next day: We went to Zhongyuan Futa first. We had made an appointment the day before. Unfortunately, it was foggy after the rain, and Zhengzhou was still half-hidden. In the afternoon, I went to the Zhengzhou Shang City Ruins Museum and experienced the city center that has never moved in 3,600 years. Across the street is the Zhengzhou Confucian Temple, so you can take a look at it. [CarFront] Day 3: You can’t miss the Mother River when you come to Zhengzhou, so go to Zhengzhou Yellow River Cultural Park to see the Mother River. The three bridges on the river bear witness to the wisdom and glory of the nation. After coming out of the Yellow River Park, we specifically navigated to the Han and Ba Second King City. Standing on the rammed earth of the ancient city, we saw the Honggou and listened to the neighing of war horses. [CarFront] On the morning of the fourth day, before leaving Zhengzhou, we came to the Erqi Memorial Tower. Erqi Square is full of shopping districts. The most exciting thing is the brightest red on the big screen of the shopping mall and on the ground - I love you China [!]