As a serious Chengdu person, I can tell you responsibly that Chengdu people who can eat will not set foot in the door of "dragon wonton soup"! That place is really a collapse that deceives outsiders. In fact, there are many delicious places in Chengdu, but the distribution is scattered, which is absolutely inexhaustible in two days. But the main hot pot can't be missed! Hot pot recommends you to go to Shu Jiuxiang. There are shops in many places, and it is convenient to find them.

If you play, you want to juggle. If you go to Chunxi Road, you will basically go shopping. There is also food on Chunxi Road. For example, there is a lot of food on the second floor of chicony, and there is also a restaurant on the seventh floor of Isetan. There is also a snack street (the snack street with the largest number of locals) under the Fortune Center not far from Chunxi Road.

If you go to Jinli, it is Wuhou Temple next door, which is a little humanistic, but The price is on the high side, and the taste is generally even lower, but you can still buy some souvenirs there.

Kuanzhai Lane is a bit like Jinli, but there are many literary youths and trendsetters in Chengdu in Kuanzhai Lane, where there are many restaurants and bars, some of which are expensive.

There are also some places such as Qintai Road (within the first ring road, an ancient architectural street, which is not interesting. Especially after I have been to Kuanzhai Lane in Jinli) Du Fu Caotang (a little small) is located in Jinsha Site near the Second Ring Road (near the Third Ring Road), which is just a drop by in one direction.

As for Qingcheng Emei and other places, it is not necessary to consider it too far.

You don't need to wear a down jacket when it gets warmer these days (if you want to wear it, a bottoming shirt inside will be enough), and an overcoat will be enough.

That's about it.