Wide and narrow lane 1

Kuanzhai Lane is divided into two parts, a wide alley and a narrow alley. Suitable for going at night, each store has a unique door with different styles of lanterns hanging at the door. Taking pictures here has a special flavor.

It includes three parallel alleys, namely, the well alley, the narrow alley and the wide alley. They are not long, and each alley is about 500 meters. Jingxiangzi is relatively quiet, mainly selling specialty activities, with a wall cultural exhibition and many photos on one side. The other two alleys are almost the same, with all kinds of shops on both sides, local food culture, such as ear picking, Sichuan opera performances, high-end petty bourgeoisie teahouses and cafes, and similar shops in various commercial streets, but they are all tasteful. Not only the decoration and layout of the store itself is worthy of attention, but also the building itself is worth watching. Suitable for shopping at night and taking pictures in the morning.

2. Jinli

Jinli is an ancient street in Chengdu, close to Wuhou Temple. It's convenient to walk here after visiting Wuhou Temple.

It's beautifully framed here-you can watch the ancient street with scattered blue tiles, or you can stroll along the path of the green slate. There are many small shops selling handicrafts in Chengdu, which are of great ornamental value. It's just that there are many tourists during the day, which affects my mood a little. It will be another feeling for you to come here again when the lights are on at night. The small street is not long, and red lanterns are lit everywhere. This is a ghost dream.

3. Dujiangyan

Dujiangyan is divided into three important blocks: fish mouth, flying sand weir and bottle mouth, which have been playing the role of flood control and irrigation for more than 2000 years. It is admirable to see that the ancients were able to use the wisdom of two or three thousand years ago to make such a project!

Overlooking the whole Dujiangyan project from Qin Yanlou is particularly spectacular. It's best to have a tour guide for the first time, otherwise you won't understand how much wisdom of the ancients has been nurtured in this project. It's a short distance from Yu Zui to Sha Fei Weil. It is convenient and fast to take a sightseeing bus, but you will miss the scenery along the coast. If you are not in a hurry, it is also a good choice to walk around with your partner.