I couldn't tell whether it was for the poetry or just the delicious food, so I couldn't help but turn to Sichuan again.

On September 16, I left Longnan and arrived in Jiangyou.

After getting off the expressway, I couldn't wait to enter the city, so I was stopped by a sausage shop on the roadside.

Fat intestine, one of the most controversial foods.

People who love it make their mouths water when they think about it, and people who hate it gnash their teeth across the screen.

Some gourmets say: Fat Sausage is the secret code for foodies to connect. On the road leading to Fat Sausage, we are all brothers and there are no enemies.

The world's best sausages are in Sichuan, and Sichuan sausages are in Jiangyou. The most popular and authentic snacks in Sichuan often originate in small counties.

The small town of Jiangyou is unique in Sichuan for its "roasting fat intestines".

Ask ten Sichuan people where the best sausages are, and nine of them will say Jiangyou.

The remaining one is from Anhui, Chen Xiaoqing.

When in the country, do as the Romans do, and eat wherever you go, roasted pork belly, fat sausage, taro, and Basil!

Soon another portion of sausage was added.

I like Bashi the most in small counties in Sichuan. When you walk in it, you will naturally relax.

Check into the invincible river view room and have a good sleep first.

After getting enough sleep and fearing that it would be late, I took a taxi to the Li Bai Memorial Hall. Jiangyou was really grand and the park was open to the public for free. Unlike Meishan, Sansu Temple also sold tickets.

The Li Bai Memorial Hall is not just a building, but a classical garden with many ancient buildings. Its scale, architecture, gardens, and exhibition layout are no less than that of the Meishan Sansu Temple, or even better.

The exhibition on Li Bai's life in Taibai Bookstore is novel and uses many new technological means, which greatly increases people's interest.

The four walls of Li Bai Hall are all made of white marble, and on the marble base in the middle is a standing statue of Li Bai, which is solemn, solemn and very creative.

In addition to the Li Bai Memorial Hall, there are many ancient buildings in the garden such as Du Fu Hall, Kuangshan Academy, and Poetry Garden.

There is also an exhibition hall of Jiangyou historical cultural relics and fine calligraphy and painting collections in the museum, which is equivalent to the Jiangyou Museum.

A large area across the river from the memorial hall and upstream is the Taibai Park for citizens' leisure and entertainment. It is located in the center of the city. You can exercise, drink tea, play mahjong, or fish on the riverside. I envy them so much. This is what a city should have.

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Walking back, find a restaurant that suits your taste, order a few dishes, and drink two ounces of white wine, which is a great enjoyment.

At night, a long night market is set up along the riverside, mainly selling vegetables and fruits.

The next morning, I was woken up by the bustling morning market, mostly housewives getting up early to buy groceries.

Next to it is a special education school. Seeing those children with defects say goodbye to their parents and happily walk into the campus is not a kind of civilization and progress.

I don’t want to leave once I’m here. I spend a day relaxing in Jiangyou and go to the nearby Douqi Mountain to climb up and enjoy the distance.

I gave up the ropeway and worked hard to eat two more bowls of sausage!

The 800 steps start to go straight up and down, which is very intimidating. Fortunately, the mountain is not too high, and there is no cable car to go up and down. It takes a lot of energy, so it is better to climb the mountain early.

After walking up the straight steps, you pass through a village gate and start to wind and circle, which is much gentler, surrounded by green trees and beautiful scenery.

Looking down the mountain, you can see the long valleys and the flat fields of the Jiangzhang Plain formed by the alluvial deposits of the Fujiang River. They are vast, fertile and picturesque.

Li Bai once visited this mountain when he was a boy, and wrote the eternal quatrain "The woodcutter and the cultivator, coming in and out of the painting screen". Later, Yu Youren, a veteran of the Kuomintang, engraved it on the stone tablet in the mountain's handwriting.

Not far ahead, we arrived at Yunyan Temple. It was first built in the Tang Dynasty, burned by war in the late Ming Dynasty, and rebuilt in the third year of the Yongzheng reign of the Qing Dynasty (1725).

It has experienced alternations of destruction and renovation in the Tang, Song, Yuan, Ming and Qing dynasties, with Buddhism and Taoism competing. Its architecture is basically the temple layout of Zen Buddhism, but Buddhism and Taoism are integrated culturally and architecturally.

There are Zen courtyards and Taoist temples in the west. This kind of layout is rare in Sichuan Province.

Yunyan Temple is backed by three peaks, facing the ancient city of Jiangyou, surrounded by cliffs in the east, dense forests of peaks in the west, and mountains behind the cliffs. It has a broad view and majestic momentum.

The temple collects Taoist cultural relics "Feitian Zang", also known as "Star Cart". It was built in the eighth year of Chunxi in the Song Dynasty (1181) and rebuilt during the Yuan Dynasty. The car is 9.82 meters high, 7 meters in diameter, and has four floors.

There are sculptures of heavenly palaces and pavilions on the upper eaves, and brackets are decorated on the waist eaves. Each floor is carved with figures holding huts. They are free in form and spirit, with graceful postures and smooth clothing patterns. The wooden pillars and forehead railings are all painted with lime powder, which is more exquisite and ingenious.

Listed as a national key cultural relic protection unit.

Photography is prohibited inside the temple, so here is a picture from the Internet.

There are three stone peaks rising from the ground on the top of the mountain, like a tripod facing the sky, about 70 meters high and about 30 meters apart. Only one peak has a dangerous way to go up, while the other two peaks are surrounded by cliffs, which are like knives and axes. There is no way to pass.

The three stone peaks are only connected by a cable bridge.

The cable bridge hangs over a hundred-foot-deep valley. What's even more thrilling is that people perform performances on the wire every day.