The Spring Festival is coming soon. Xiaoya, who has not planned to travel abroad in advance, can’t get tickets and is too expensive, is actually thinking about where it would be better to go by car.

In this season, it is better to follow the coastal cities in the south and hit the road with an eager stomach. It seems more satisfying! From Ningbo, which is not far away, to the small Quanzhou with ancient flavors, and then to the warm Guangzhou, every

Every place has its own flavor, and you can see different people.

These three cities not only have mysterious legends, wonderful scenery, and accumulated rich cultural heritage, but the only thing they have in common is food! Ningbo is a low-key but unique treasure land with "traffic and abundant goods."

"Yan", facing this port city with profound heritage, continue to follow the Maritime Silk Road, and have a journey of exploration about the secret color celadon and the distant civilization.

Roam around the ancient city of Qingzhuan Daiwali, indulge in the Hengjin Line, one of the most beautiful roads along the mountain in Cixi, and fish at the Dongqian Lake, watch fishermen and sing late at night, and steal a few days of leisure... The famous ancient temple Baoguo Temple, read the Buddhist legends

The Baoguo Temple in Ningbo can be said to be an ancient history of architecture. It is a collection of buildings from the Han, Tang, Song, Ming, Qing, and the Republic of China.

This place is not famous for its worship of gods, but only for its exquisite architectural craftsmanship; Ashoka Temple is the only existing thousand-year-old temple in China named after the Indian King Asoka. Its uniqueness lies in the stupa in the temple.

The temple is full of towering ancient trees and ancient inscriptions, which are simple and solemn, complementing the vast mountain scenery; Tiantong Zen Temple is located near Ashoka Temple, and the ginkgo here in early winter is even more unique.

Dongqian Lake, you can enjoy the beautiful scenery of lakes and mountains not far from the city. Dongqian Lake is located in the city, but it has the most beautiful lakes, mountains and ancient villages. It also hides amazing hot springs in autumn and winter. It is an indispensable resort in Ningbo; here

It has lakes and mountains that are not inferior to Qiandao Lake, but it is much more convenient than Qiandao Lake. It only takes 3 hours to get from Shanghai. You can drive around the lake and chase a dreamy sunset. Although Dongqian Lake is not a sea, it has the natural advantage of experiencing sailing on the sea.

The swaying sails have also become a highlight of the beautiful lake scenery of Dongqian Lake.

Cixi Hengjiang Line, the most beautiful mountain line by car in Cixi, Ningbo. There is a line known locally as "the most beautiful mountain line" - Hengjiang Line. There are hidden ancient villages scattered among the towering ancient trees, ancient buildings with white walls and black tiles, and Alice in Wonderland.

The scenery of lakes and mountains.

It connects Shanglin Lake Yue Kiln Site, Tongjia'ao Hemudu Site, Minghe Ancient Town, etc. and winds for dozens of kilometers, surrounded by mountains and rivers.

There are hiking trails nearby, as well as streams, lakes, fish ponds and tea farms.

Looking for local delicacies: Youzanzi, a favorite of Ningbo people. Youzanzi is a traditional delicacy in Ningbo. It looks and tastes like twists, with salty and sweet flavors. The salty Youzanzi with seaweed strips,

It can be said to be a unique place in Ningbo.

In order to eat Youzanzi, you have to get up early and queue up, which shows how much Ningbo people love it.

The fried twists are thoroughly fried and the mouthful of crispy fried zanzi has been famous in the streets since early times.

Tank Duck Dog, the name of this glutinous rice dumpling is very strange. The taste of Ningbo people is either salty and fresh, or sweet and glutinous.

When it comes to sweet and glutinous rice dumplings, it’s Ningbo glutinous rice balls. When it comes to Ningbo glutinous rice balls, the first thing that comes to mind is the glutinous rice balls.

The name is very strange, but it has long been incorporated into the Ningbo proverb, "At three o'clock and four o'clock, half a head, you have to eat glutinous rice balls 'tan duck dog'." Lard glutinous rice balls are a treasure of the store. They are the size of bayberry and are eaten one bite at a time.

Ningbo rice cakes are simple and unpretentious and can be eaten in many ways. In addition to glutinous rice balls, Ningbo rice cakes are actually quite famous. Among them, "Cicheng rice cake" is the most famous.

The rice cake culture in Ningbo is much deeper than that in other places in Jiangsu and Zhejiang. As for the eating methods of rice cakes, the most common methods are boiling soup and frying slices, such as fried rice cakes with white crabs, fried rice cakes with shepherd's purse, etc. A little more attention should be paid to how long it takes to eat rice cakes.

For a little bit, there is grilled vegetable rice cake, which is usually cooked in a large pot and tastes soft, glutinous and fragrant.

Quanzhou's authentic southern Fujian style and taste are not as famous as Fuzhou in the north. After all, it is also an old city and it is the provincial capital. Quanzhou is also not as attractive as Xiamen in the south. After all, it is also a seaside place, and Xiamen seems more romantic.

However, as the starting point of the Maritime Silk Road, Quanzhou has a history that cannot be replicated. Over time, it has become the most flavorful ancient cultural city in this land. The well-preserved various buildings here still show a strong sense of the old style.

It is a small seaside town that is not disturbed by tourists, and the coastline of one of the "eight most beautiful coasts in China" stretches here to its fullest.

In the old town of Zhongshan Road in Quanzhou, you can encounter old buildings and old times by chance. "The whole city is full of Minnan red". This is a stunning impression that every person who comes to Quanzhou for the first time will have.

In the old town west of Zhongshan Road, the red houses are quietly bathed in the sun. Local residents ride motorcycles through the streets carelessly. It is a leisurely style that can only be cultivated by living in the vicissitudes of history.

No city is more walkable than Quanzhou.

Although the medieval maritime civilization has lost its glory, the complicated carvings on the old buildings slowly and wordlessly tell the passers-by about the past glory. Watching an authentic opera in the Quanzhou Art Museum is like a Beijinger who is obsessed with Peking Opera, and a Suzhou person

Just like reciting Kun Opera frequently, Nanyin is also a habit that is engraved in the bones and cannot be erased for Quanzhou people.