Shaanxi, as the ancient capital of the 13th Dynasty, has a very profound cultural heritage and is an ancient cultural city no less than Beijing and Nanjing. From the Qin Dynasty, when Shaanxi was the capital, and the six countries were unified, and the monetary weights and measures were unified, to the prosperous period of the Tang Dynasty, the foreign trade of the Silk Road had a great response in the world, and Shaanxi has always maintained its unique charm. When I mention Shaanxi, I think of these things:

The first thing that comes to mind is Shaanxi cuisine. The complicated climate in Shaanxi leads people here to mainly use pasta, so all kinds of pasta in Shaanxi are representative foods in Shaanxi. For example, the famous biang biang noodles, the handmade noodles are pulled to a length of more than one meter, and with the prepared soup, it tastes endless. There are also Chinese hamburger and mutton bread in soup, which are also representatives of Shaanxi cuisine. People who come to Shaanxi don't eat Chinese buns and mutton buns, so they don't count as having been to Shaanxi. In short, only you can't imagine that there is no pasta that Shaanxi can't make.

Next is the Terracotta Warriors and Horses of Qin Shihuang in Shaanxi. Ying Zheng, king of Qin, destroyed six countries in 221 BC, established a unified country, and was the first king to establish a unified country in history. He also adopted the written language and monetary weights and measures and established a centralized system. It laid the foundation for the development of our country. Therefore, based on the great achievements of Qin Shihuang, the Terracotta Warriors and Horses of Qin Shihuang can also be regarded as a miraculous existence, and its existence confirms the prosperity of Qin State.

the last thing that comes to mind is the caves in northern Shaanxi. The northern part of Shaanxi is located in the middle of the Loess Plateau, so the people in northern Shaanxi built caves with warm winters and cool summers based on local materials. Moreover, northern Shaanxi is still a revolutionary base, and the Red Army was stationed here in those days, so the caves in northern Shaanxi are also one of the most famous features in Shaanxi.

In a word, Shaanxi is an ancient civilized capital worth exploring, and you won't regret it after seeing it.