Passing by Jinhua - everything I encounter brings joy

Jinhua, my first impression of it, aside from the suffix 'ham', was really one of indifference! However, after arriving, everything I encountered was a delight. The cityscape: Cities in the Jiangsu, Zhejiang, and Shanghai region all have a modern, bustling vibe. The city is clean, with a high vegetation coverage. Located in the Jinhua-Quzhou Basin and surrounded by mountains, it has a unique geographical climate, which has given birth to a series of geographical indication products, represented by Jinhua ham! Transportation: Jinhua has a high-speed train station. Yiwu and Quzhou to the east and west have airports, and it's located in the center of Zhejiang! With limited time, I just wandered around the city. There are several large parks, all with ancient towering trees and shaded by greenery. The Lake Haidang Park is very close to the municipal government, surrounded by affluent areas with a great environment. A 5-kilometer loop around the park is perfect for running! Wuzhou Park is opposite the ancient Zicheng, connected to the Wanfo Pagoda Park. The old town area is in Wuzhou District, with Jinhua's city landmark, the Wanfo Pagoda, standing by the river. Climbing it offers a panoramic view of Jinhua. Right next to it is the ancient Zicheng. The atmosphere in the ancient Zicheng is particularly peaceful in the morning. I made a special trip to walk around; there are many former residences of famous people, and many buildings are over a hundred years old. Jinhua Museum, the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom's King's Mansion Memorial, the old city wall ruins, and Tianning Temple are all located on the edge of the old city. Xichun Alley, Jiufang Alley, and Bayong Old Street crisscross each other, forming the framework of the old city. It's quiet in the morning with few people, and the shops are not all open yet. A quiet walk takes less than 2 hours. The ancient Zicheng at night is another sight to behold, with beautiful and intoxicating night scenes. The shops are open, and although it's not too crowded, there are performances and a lively atmosphere, with lots of delicious food. Jinhua's various pastries are very famous. Below Jinhua is an area called Youbu, where the Jiangnan morning tea is very famous. Many tourists from Jiangsu, Zhejiang, and Shanghai come especially for the morning market to drink morning tea and have breakfast. Unfortunately, I didn't have time, so I'll leave it for next time!