By chance, she heard from a friend that she found a cafe with the style of the Republic of China, located in Anren Ancient Town in Dayi County, Chengdu. It has a history of more than 1,000 years and is the birthplace of the family of Liu Wenhui, a Sichuan anti-Japanese general. I have always loved retro style, so I couldn't wait to go over the weekend.

It took me more than an hour to drive from Chengdu to Anren Ancient Town. There are three old streets in the ancient town, which seem to be no different from ordinary ancient towns at first glance. Upon closer inspection, I found that the buildings of the old streets are typical of Western Sichuan folk houses and are very solemn and elegant. There are old mansion buildings, neighborhoods, theaters, schools, and markets that have been passed down from the Republic of China. The strong retro style comes to your face, and it seems that wearing cheongsam and long robes is more suitable for the scene.

The gloomy sky adds a bit of simplicity, and a mysterious and ancient atmosphere pulls me.

I came to the tram terminal, and it was the one that made a "clang" sound. This was the first tram in Southwest China, with wooden doors and sea blue floors. Behind the back are portraits of women from the Republic of China wearing cheongsam

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Sit on the clanging car from the depths of time, and the old-fashioned neighborhoods are lined up outside the window. Flowers and plants are blooming between the blue brick walls and the stone road, blooming lonely under the smoky blue sky, beautiful and warm.

The tram terminal is the platform coffee, and the retro atmosphere of the attic comes into view. The white walls are mottled with some vicissitudes. The oil paintings of women from the Republic of China are painted on the walls, which seem to silently tell the story of that era; the rattan flowers hanging from the pavilion add a bit of literary temperament and a sense of story, which is my favorite style

When you stepped into the door, you felt a wave of warmth, and the shadows of flowers swayed in the lamp, giving off bursts of fragrance.

The sister wearing a cheongsam in the coffee shop warmly welcomed her. She was dignified and elegant, with the charm of a Shanghai woman, but more shy and simple.

I heard from my sister in the store that there are 27 well-preserved Republic of China residences in this town. The ancestral residence of the big landlord Liu Wencai is next to the platform coffee. It also has the Jianchuan Museum settlement group. Movies such as "Reborn Love","Decoding" and even "A Pair of Embroidery Shoes" have been filmed here. I secretly admired in my heart. Maybe it takes time to understand the beauty and connotation of Anren, and its story is endless for three days and three nights...

This cafe is divided into two floors. The shelves on the second floor are filled with exquisite cultural relics, as well as celebrity poetry collections and scrolls. In the cafe, the interior decoration style is retro and nostalgic. The style of European architecture is combined with the lightness of modern style. It is very unique. There are old records on the CDs and once thought that he had traveled through the Republic of China.

The staff here are very talented. Almost everyone knows the art of flower arranging and kung fu tea. If you also like tea ceremony, the tea artist can also show you a show.

Consumption in scenic spots is generally relatively expensive, but this store has moderate prices and a very good environment. The store manager selects the best coffee beans to grind them personally, and the taste is particularly pure. Order a cup of mocha with an exquisite dessert, listen to old records, imagine the chaos of war and horses here a hundred years ago, imagine the modernity and prosperity at that time, it is a lazy and beautiful afternoon...

You can also put on Zen clothes, brew a cup of green tea, hold a good book, and spend a relaxing and elegant weekend...