Luoyang

📍Luoyang You should always visit Luoyang at least once to see the splendor of the divine capital, the glory of the prosperous Tang Dynasty, and the brilliance of the ancient capital of the thirteen dynasties. To see the peonies that are unrivaled and praised all over the world, to see the wanderers returning home along the banks of the Yellow River, to witness the paper becoming precious due to the overwhelming demand for books, to hear the jade flute echoing through the night, to gaze upon the golden palaces and jade towers as they brush against one's clothes, to walk among the splendid chapters of the streets, and to view the thousand-year-old frescoes reflected in the grottoes. Originally, I just wanted to see the ancient city and its night scene, but unexpectedly, it started to snow❄️. This is a great temptation for someone from the south, so I left the youth hostel, hopped on bus number 19, and immediately rushed to the ancient city of Luoyang. The snow-covered ancient city is no less impressive than the city at night. The white snow also fulfills the saying 'When you come to Luoyang, the flowers are as splendid as brocade, but I arrived when it was not spring.' However, I don't feel there's anything wrong with that; the snow is also a landscape. Since I didn't know it would snow when I went, I was dressed quite thinly and went back to rest in the afternoon. In the evening, I met a sister who was one year older than me. We hit it off and went out to eat together and saw the Yingtian Gate.