Xi'an's Ming Dynasty ancient city wall is considered one of the top landmark buildings in Xi'an and one of the few well-preserved city walls in the country.

I grew up here since I was a kid.

In addition to the charming city walls, there is also the Muslim Street, which is very famous throughout the country. Our local name is "Fangshang".

When I was young, I often bought some special delicacies to take home and share them with the whole family.

But since we moved, we are far away from here, so we often don’t come here every six months.

It happens to be the weekend, and the sky is clear outside. It is rare to see such "Xi'an blue".

Instead of staying at home, why not go out and walk around, feel the charm of the ancient city, and walk the same paths that you walked when you were in school.

Moreover, Geometry A can take the bus lane, so there won’t be too much traffic on the road inside the city wall, so I drove here just for a spin and bought some delicious food to take home to share with my family.

This picture has not been retouched at all. The weather outside is so "Xi'an blue". I stopped the car to take some more close-ups of the very quiet trail.

There are very few residents next to it. This is a local temple, so check in.

A very old city wall.

Also take a close-up of the front and rear, a close-up of the front and side with the hidden door handle, a close-up of the rear taillights and the headlights, and a close-up of the blue sky and white clouds.

There is also a photo of the red geometric A taken from the rearview mirror.

There is a sense of déjà vu in the close-up of the city wall door opening of Guangren Temple.

A close-up of the city wall bricks that many Xi'an locals come back to burn incense.

I bought 2 particularly delicious egg yolk steamed buns from a corner of Huimin Street and took them home.