A two and a half day journey in Jianshui

The ancient city of Jianshui, with a history of 1200 years, is a place that is nice to look at, wander around, and eat. Outside the city, the Seventeen-Arch Bridge lies quietly between the mountains and waters. There, waiting quietly for a sunset, watching the afterglow of the sun shine through the bridge holes, such peaceful emotions, I haven't had for many years. Walking on the shiny stone roads, passing through the Chaoyang Tower with nearly a thousand years of history, the back streets present a comfortable picture of the marketplace, with a feeling of crossing through time and space. Zhu Family Garden, with its layered architecture, flying eaves and ridges, pavilions, rockeries, flowers, and trees, all are exquisitely shaped. It truly lives up to its reputation as the 'Grand View Garden of South Yunnan'. A closer look at the introduction reveals the rise and fall of the Zhu family's fortunes over several generations. The fragrant soy milk of Dabanjing Tofu Workshop, the icy smooth papaya water, the bursting tofu that you can't stop eating around the grill, and a few other places that I didn't have time to check in, all make Jianshui a place worth remembering and looking for opportunities to pass by Staying at Jianshui Shuishang Boutique Homestay, on the second-floor terrace, with a bunch of flowers, the flowers here🌸 are so cheap, drinking a cup of tea, enjoying the lake breeze, these little days are too comfortable.