Hometown is a warm and quiet place. It is not big, but it is warm and not small, but it can shelter from the wind and rain. This time, let me talk about my hometown-Henan.

Henan is a place with a long history and rich ancient culture, where there are delicious food, martial arts, scenic spots and the interesting style of Henan dialect. Let me show you the cultural atmosphere of Henan with a detailed description.

Let's talk about the "delicious food" that we Henan people are most proud of. In Henan Province, the most famous delicious food is "Huimian Noodles". If the chef is good at cooking, the noodles made are not only soft but also elastic. Although the soup made looks light, it has an oily but not greasy taste. Sprinkle a little chopped green onion and sesame oil, and it tastes better! Many tourists from other places are on cloud nine when they come here to have a taste of Huimian Noodles, and they are reluctant to leave.

Next, China people are proud of "Wushu", but Henan has really achieved the spirit of "learning and promoting Wushu". The Shaolin Temple in Henan Province is an example. They practice martial arts from morning till late at night every day, so we Henan people are in good health, and we can basically fight a few punches with just a few people. The spirit of martial arts is to strengthen the body, regulate breathing, and maintain health. These are the main points. Didn't we do these things in Henan?

Now it is the "scenic spot" that many people pay attention to. There are many scenic spots in Henan, such as Qingming Shanghe Garden in Luoyang, Jiaying View in Jiaozuo, Wangwu Mountain in Jiyuan, etc. They are all very famous scenic spots. These scenic spots are not only beautiful, but also have a long history and culture. We in Henan have really got the reputation of "cultural city".

"Henan dialect" is also a highlight of our Henan province. In ancient times, there were emperors and rulers who used Henan dialect as the unified language of the whole country. It can be said that our Henan dialect is now the official language of ancient times, and it still retains the charm of ancient times. Just like "Yesterday" in Mandarin is called "Gaier" in Henan dialect, and "Gone" in Mandarin is called "Beating Le Anger Er" in Henan dialect. Although it is not clear in words, it can also be felt interesting.

There are also many "specialties" in Henan: Dioscorea opposita, Maojian tea, Chrysanthemum morifolium, Rehmannia glutinosa and so on, all of which are native to my hometown and absolutely healthy.

This visit to my hometown in Henan is over. I hope you can learn more about my hometown.