In July, I took a break from my busy schedule and decided to go out and have a look. However, considering various factors, I still decided to go to Changsha, which is probably the city that every child who loves watching "Happy Camp" yearn for.

Arriving in Changsha at 6 a.m., buses on several lines had already started running early. I have never felt such early trains before, but I still have a deep feeling after riding this time. It was still early, but the train station was very lively.

Estimating that it was six o'clock, we went back to the hotel to place our luggage and check in and set off. The scenic spots in Changsha are actually very concentrated, and most of the scenic spots can be reached by subway. However, because the subway stations in Changsha are really scattered, we usually travel by bus, and occasionally use Didi or subway. Because I spent a long time in Changsha this time, I also visited Shangsha, but there were five stops I wanted to share most.

The first stop--Hunan Province Museum

I personally have always felt that the cultural heritage of a place can be unearthed from local museums, so every time I visit a city, the local museums are basically not left behind. The museum parade during this trip to Changsha opened my eyes. Especially the body of Mrs. Xin Zhui unearthed in Mawangdui was preserved so true and complete that I stayed for more than ten minutes while observing it because I couldn't take photos. Although I couldn't say anything, I still benefited a lot. In addition, I also found the "T-shaped painting" mentioned in the class textbooks in the collection. The teacher didn't explain it clearly during class. Fortunately, there were projection explanations in the museum. I carefully read the beginning and the end and understood the meaning of the three parts.

Second stop-Hunan University

For someone who prefers retro style, I really like Hu University too much. Hu University basically maintains its original architectural style. Even if you look at the exterior of its teaching building like a dilapidated building, the internal facilities are absolutely first-class in China. The names of the colleges inside are all very technical, and Hu University is very open and has no doors. It's really cool.

The third stop-Yuelu Mountain

Worth mentioning are Aiwan Pavilion and Yuelu Academy. Tickets are still needed to enter and exit the College. Because both of us brought our student ID cards, the ticket cost 20 yuan. There are museums, souvenir shops and other Confucian temples inside the academy. Because I know very little about the art of calligraphy, I only seem to understand it, but the interior scenery is still very beautiful, the things introduced are extensive and comprehensive, and the cultural heritage is also very deep.

Fourth stop-Juzizhou

In fact, to be honest, many people go to Changsha for Juzizhou, because the scenery of Juzizhou described in Qinyuan Spring is not exaggerated at all. It is surrounded by the Xiangjiang River and beautiful because of the Xiangjiang River. The Juzizhou Scenic Area is really big, but considering that we wanted to experience the culture of Juzizhou, we chose to walk in and take a sightseeing bus back. The Juzizhou Scenic Area is very big, beautiful and majestic, but no matter how beautiful it is, it is not as beautiful as Chairman Mao looked in his youth. Therefore, it can be said that most people who go to Juzizhou go for Chairman Mao's sculpture. This sculpture has become almost the entire symbol of Changsha.

The fifth station-Pozi Street

Pozi Street is a food street that takes care of Changsha's delicious food. There are no people here during the day, but people start to surge at night. They range from a few hours of black classic stinky tofu to a half-hour of tea. I eat a lot of delicious food in Changsha, and I probably spend all my money on it, but what I will most unforgettable is the black classic stinky tofu.

When I came to Changsha, I had already planted grass on various platforms. Generally speaking, in Changsha, the black classic stinky tofu is equivalent to white. Now that I have returned to Changsha, I order a Youlan latte every day. The taste is really great. The stinky tofu is fried crispy enough. Use chopsticks to open and pour the sauce one by one. When I eat it in my mouth, it is full of soup. It is not salty or light, just right.

I really passed Taiping Street, Pozi Street, and the streets were filled with black classics. Of course, there are other delicacies, such as the famous tea color, big sausage, sugar and oil cake, etc. I have tasted them all, but the snacks still have a special liking for the black classic stinky tofu!

In Changsha, you can also go to Hualongchi to experience the local bar culture.

You can also go to the movie town and pretend to be really in Europe and experience European architecture.

You can also go to the Xie Zilong Art Museum to take photos. Every photo you take will be a blockbuster.

You can also go to the financial center to experience the local consumption level.

Finally, don't forget to check in black classic stinky tofu. I hope that this autumn, everyone can have a relaxed and happy trip!