DAY1: Kunming--Changsha--Xiangjiang River--Juzizhou Head--Taiping Old Street

DAY2: Changsha

DAY3: Hunan Province Museum-Kunming

When I arrived in Changsha in the afternoon, I put down my luggage and couldn't wait to rush to Juzizhou to remember the popular song "Qinyuanchun ▪ Changsha" written by Chairman Mao, a great man of the generation. Because the hotel is far away from the scenic spot, I took the wrong road after getting off the bus. Because I only saw the sightseeing bus running at the getting off place, I didn't know how to get to the scenic spot... Later, I went for a tour of the Xiangjiang River. In the sultry weather, the Xiangjiang River was very comfortable. After a long time, we finally arrived at the scenic spot, but it was dark, there were not many people, and the night view was still very beautiful. It's just that it was summer when I went, and I couldn't experience the "independent cold autumn, the Xiangjiang River heads north, and Juzi Island heads."

Look at the scene of thousands of mountains red and forests dyed; the rivers are full of green and hundreds of boats competing for the flow.

After visiting Juzizhou, he rushed to Taiping Old Street without stopping to experience the customs of old Changsha. I ate a braised pork powder, which cost 16 yuan, but the taste was really not good. Although I had eaten breakfast in the morning and haven't eaten anything, I still don't think it's very delicious. It seems that we really can't eat in such tourist settlements. The entire Taiping Old Street is still crowded with people, and the things sold in the shops feel similar to those sold in such streets in other cities.

I left on the afternoon flight and took advantage of the time to go to the Hunan Province Museum in the morning. When I arrived, I found that there were a lot of people queuing, not just because of the holidays, but also because of "National Treasures", or both. Among the museums I have visited in the past, the only Shaanxi History Museum was the same. Fortunately, they didn't queue for too long. After entering, there were even more people. They basically saw all the national treasures they wanted to see, especially the cultural relics unearthed at Mawangdui. They were still very happy. Dilute treasures such as plain gauze Zen clothes and T-shaped silk paintings are all on display. The Hunan Province Museum is very kind. Unlike the Sichuan Museum, stone cultural relics such as remnant stone scriptures and portrait bricks are reluctant to display, and make replicas of the bronze ware of the museum's treasure. Like the Hunan Province Museum.

Before taking the airport bus, I went to Changsha's famous Xinhua Building for a meal. The restaurant had air conditioning, which was so comfortable. I heard from locals that it was hotter in the past few days. It was better these days because it rained in front of me. However, I don't think I still don't get used to such hot and humid weather. The dishes are also so spicy.