Baimi Food Street in Zhanyuan-Beixi Village

Along the rippling Beixi River, there are a row of bamboo-wood huts covered with green trees, and colorful flags fluttering in the wind add a bit of festive atmosphere to this quaint and elegant place! On January 1st, Beixi Village will be officially opened for trial operation. Walking on a 1-meter street paved with blue bricks, people will have a cordial and warm feeling and a desire to taste delicious food! At present, Beixi Village can accommodate 6 people for dinner at the same time, and the four signature dishes that are strongly promoted are: hometown goose, local mutton, fried soybean milk with blue nuts, and special and flavored beef hoof. The products here are exquisite in material selection and exquisite in workmanship. Let's talk about the geese in my hometown. The geese here must be found in Ma Gang, Kaiping, where the meat is tender and delicious, coupled with the chef's superb cooking skills and fine craftsmanship, it can't help but make your mouth fragrant and have a long aftertaste. The boss here used to be a famous "Yellow Record" in Shiqi. He is confident of this "comeback", and "food, beautiful scenery and reputation" is his exclusive secret recipe.

Zhanyuan "Dependent Pavilion"

Many times when we go to Zhanyuan, we can see a photography team carrying "long guns and short guns" and dragging boxes and couples wearing wedding dresses. Many newcomers are keen to take their once-in-a-lifetime wedding photos in Zhanyuan. They like the quaint and elegant beautiful scenery and architecture of Zhanyuan, and the warmth everywhere in Zhanyuan is also their favorite place.

In wedding photos, the "Dependent Pavilion" is an indispensable scene. The Dependent Pavilion was built by the owner of the garden because he was grateful to his wife for holding each other's hands, and * * * shared the hard work and happiness of creating a better life. It is said that many lovestruck couples and newlyweds made a special trip here just to get a touch of the owner's love and wealth, hoping to support each other like them and create a better life together. The pavilions are interdependent and fearful, and the two pavilions are connected. From a distance, it seems that a couple are holding hands and helping each other shoulder to shoulder on the road of life, comforting each other and caring for each other.

There are two stone pillars standing quietly in front of the pavilion. It is said that the stone carvings of the Ming Dynasty here are called tied horse piles. There is a small stone statue on the stigma, and a big monkey carries a little monkey on his back, which has a beautiful image meaning, "seal Hou for generations", also called "seal Hou immediately". Many tourists know this saying, and they will touch it on the stigma and feel lucky. Therefore, the monkey's back is bright now, which shows people's yearning for a better life.