There is a stone-pillar-shaped gate, in which two little lions are playing with hydrangeas. There are statues on the left and right of the gate. I don't understand what they are doing. They seem to be craftsmen in old Nanjing. Go inside, there are many small shops selling candied haws, tenderloin, plum blossom cakes and milk tea on the left. Each variety is similar, but the price is slightly different. In addition, there are various larger restaurants all over the country.

On the right is the "Peeing Cow Pills" franchise. In the past, Master Xing's "God of Food" played in the store for a while, but now it seems to be gone. Further to the left, it seems that the old-fashioned pasta is "Yang Jie" (the number of peppers will be marked in the menu to indicate the "spicy" level, which feels ok, but the price will not work.

Too cheap), there is a delicious duck blood vermicelli hidden in the alley next door, a specialty store of Beijing sugar-coated haws, and the price is 3~4 yuan.