Enchanted Rose Street, how it became Hanyang deserved late-night sector bearer, Rose Street, Hanyang deservedly late-night sector bearer, the pace of Hanyang leisurely, accommodating the night Rose Street grows uncontrollably. Passing by here, always try to convince yourself, more than a circle to Rose Street, a full stomach. There seems to be no clear line between dinner and late-night snacking here. When you walk into Rose Street, you can see a small alleyway that is home to a collection of large stalls. Delicious food like barbecue, stir-fry, pot stickers, buns, lo mei and red bean paste can be found in such crowded alleys.

Old residential areas, brick by brick, build the outline of Rose Street. Inside, the pins are filled with stores of all sizes. Home-cooked stir-fries, hot-pot barbecue, potstickers and buns, a steady stream of people looking for food. Stepping into the store, you will melt in the downtown for a moment of peace and quiet. The foreigners are looking for something fresh to eat, and the old-timers are indulging in their favorites. The Rose Street is truly alive when you flip between early morning and late-night snacking.

The impression of Hanyang, during the day, is a place with a strong humanistic flavor, and at night it's early silence, no one, after a while there will be a steady stream of people looking for food. If you come to Hanyang, I will take you to Rose Street to experience the night life of Hanyang people. A late-night snack here, chasing buses in the middle of the evening rush hour, and living in the comfort of the 80's in Guozkou for once.

Rose Street is located in the intersection of Guozkou and Wangjiawan in Hanyang, which retains the complete state of life of old Wuhan people. Rose Street during the day. Like countless old streets in Wuhan. It's shabby and unassuming. Once night falls, the street comes to life as if injected with vitality. The bustle here will last until the early hours of the next day.