Chengdu is a land of abundance with a thousand-year history, and it is also a metropolis with a slow life.

Here, you can feel the simplicity and modernity, elegance and fashion, tranquility and prosperity, and other contradictory words at the same time, which are natural, harmonious and unified... Here, you can't feel the rush of time, everything

Flowing clouds and flowing water.

There is a joke that when a plane flies over Chengdu, you can hear the sound of mahjong below. Although it is a bit exaggerated, you can just find a sunny afternoon and go to Huanhuaxi Park, Tiexiang Temple, Kuanzhai Alley, etc.

If you walk around any old teahouse or old neighborhood, you will see people everywhere, young and old, playing cards and drinking tea, picking ears and shaving faces, listening to plays and playing with dogs, all leisurely and happy.

Chengdu is not only a leisure culture, but also rich in beautiful women and delicious food since ancient times.

Even the President of the United States has to pay for the authentic Chengdu hot pot when he comes.

Every time night falls, long queues start to form in front of each hot pot restaurant. The spicy and fragrant smell wafting out of it makes people unable to help but swallow a few saliva.

The Emei Mountain, Jiuzhaigou Valley, Dujiangyan, Western Sichuan Plateau and other scenic spots around Chengdu are so beautiful that they make people feel like they are in a fairyland.

During the Golden Week every year, Chengdu is among the top three travel destinations.

Chengdu is a very tolerant city. Unlike some cities that divide people into three, six or nine classes, there is no obvious class concept here.

You can often see wealthy people driving Maserati and working-class people riding bicycles huddled together at a table eating roadside folk delicacies.

Chengdu is a city that you don’t want to leave once you come here, and you still want to come back after you leave.

Since ancient times, there has been a saying that "young people cannot enter Sichuan", which means that life in Sichuan is too comfortable and will dull the spirit of young people.

This also illustrates Chengdu’s livability from one aspect.

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