Nanshan Anti-Japanese War Site (Chiang Kai-shek Official Residence)

The official residence is located on Nanshan Mountain. Take a taxi to go there. Not many people went. It turned out that during the Anti-Japanese War, the Chongqing government carried out a lot of large-scale mobilization and relocation work, including relocation of factories and relocation of banks. I really don't know if I don't go to the exhibition hall there to see historical materials. Chiang Kai-shek's Yunxiu Tower is at the deepest part of the mountain. Imagine that the Chongqing government center at that time is now at your feet. Sigh, I have never seen ancient people before.

luohan temple

Exit of Xiaoshizi Station, Building 1. The location of "Crazy Stone". The temple architecture is more exquisite and ancient. Opposite the library are also Buddhist books that you have taken by yourself. You can go and have a look.

lower half of the city

It took half a day to go from Luohan Temple--Kuaizi Street--Xinhua Road--People's Park--Yangtze River Cableway--to Huguang Huihui. My legs are useless when walking. However, it is also worthwhile to experience the scenery of the lower half of the city. Well, Gaode Map's three-dimensional map navigation is quite reliable.

surrounding

It took us two days to make a round trip to Leshan by train. I went to Jiaxiang Road recommended by my colleagues from Leshan to taste cross-legged beef and ice noodles. I went to the yacht to see the Leshan Giant Buddha and went to the ancient town of Suji for a tour (the ancient towns all look the same, so I don't want to go). Leshan is a city that is well built and clean. It seems that public security should be good. Most of the primary school students who have left school in twos and threes are crossing the road home by themselves. The screws of my sunglasses fell off, and the little girl in the optical store repaired them for free. There were also taxi drivers I met, and the hotel girls were all very nice. Give this city a thumbs up.

5. Other attractions you have visited and passed by

The night view of Hongyadong-Qianzamen Bridge is quite beautiful.

Eighteen ladders are the connecting passage from the upper half of the city to the lower half of the city. Along the way, there are various shops with a petty bourgeoisie atmosphere, with elegant lighting layout.

Huangjueya Old Street, I passed by the street after eating hot pot and took a look. All the ancient towns across the country are similar, so I didn't enter them.

I understand the Huguang Guild Hall as the gathering hall of the former gang. The ticket price is not expensive, you can take a look. The wood carving is more exquisite. There are regular free performances for about half an hour, including local dancing, singing, face-changing and so on.

At Liziba Station on Line 2, we watched it through the driver's front window in the first section of the subway. I took a video of going through the building as a souvenir.

Nanbin Road, a good place to see the river view.

Well, that's it.