When I came here, it was completely different from what I imagined. It is not a straight street, but a series of lofts connected together. If you turn left, there is a shop, and if you turn right, there is still a shop. One shop is next to the other, and one is connected to the other. The gray walls and red doors and windows are particularly beautiful when combined together. There are also bursts of fragrance wafting out from time to time.

I quickly walked into a Hui specialty cold skin shop. The cold skin is sour, spicy and refreshing, and the aroma of barbecue is overflowing. After I was full, I ate the Hui candy cake that my aunt had queued for more than half an hour to buy. It tasted "super good!" It was indeed a gourmet street!

After leaving the food street, we came to a park. As soon as I entered the park, I felt extremely cool, with green trees, birds singing and flowers fragrant, and the creek tinkling. We climbed up the rockery along the stream and felt particularly comfortable. The stomach also digests a lot.

I sat in the car on the way back, reminiscing about the delicious food and the beautiful scenery of Changji, and my heart was filled with joy.