"Don't define things based on one-sided information." This sentence applies to anything. You cannot define a city through the bits of information on the Internet without your own experience and observation. In Xi'an, there are many incredible legends circulating in the Jianghu.

1. Shaanxi dialect is just like in TV dramas

Before coming to Xi'an, many foreigners couldn't help but learn some Shaanxi dialect, such as chatting, chatting, and Krima... After watching too many TV dramas, I was a little worried that I wouldn't be able to communicate well with Xi'an people. After I came, it turned out that I was really overthinking it. Xi'an people's Mandarin was quite standard, and the Shaanxi dialect I learned was useless.

2. Xi'an is full of urban villages

Some people say that the ancient buildings in Xi'an are full of gray and urban villages everywhere. The entire city has a heavy and backward atmosphere. Anyone who has been to Xi'an knows that the ancient buildings in Xi'an do not have gorgeous colors, but they are simple and elegant. The antique buildings in the city are full of dreams under the neon light of the night. People who have never been to Xi'an will never imagine a city. It is possible to blend traditional history and modern humanities in such a harmonious way.

3. Xi'an people eat mutton and steamed buns every meal

Beef, mutton and steamed buns are the representative delicacy in Xi'an in the hearts of people across the country. Many people expressed worry before coming to Xi'an: Will they get tired of eating steamed buns every day? Don't worry about this. In Xi'an, in addition to beef and mutton steamed buns, there are also gourd head steamed buns, bean pudding steamed buns, small fried steamed buns, and water basin mutton steamed buns... You can eat flowers just by making steamed buns! In addition to steamed buns, Xi'an also brings together specialty delicacies from all over the world. Since Shaanxi's geographical location is in the middle of my country's territory, Xi'an also brings together foreign populations from various provinces, so here are Sichuan, Guangdong, Shandong, Hunan, and Huizhou. Everything is here.

4. Lintong Terracotta Warriors are the back garden of Xi'an

"Do you want to go and have a look at the Terracotta Warriors on weekends when you have nothing to do?" no! Of course not. Lintong is not close to the urban area of Xi'an. In fact, most Shaanxi people may have never been to Lintong Terracotta Warriors, climbed Huashan Mountain, or climbed the city wall. Because he was used to their existence, he was not curious.

5. Xi'an's traffic jams ten steps

It is a household name that Xi'an's subway construction is slow. After all, digging a hole here is a cultural relic. Therefore, some people think that Xi'an's public transportation is particularly inconvenient. There are few subways, crowded buses, and difficulty in taking taxis. It is a veritable "congestion in the city." But anyone who has lived in Xi'an knows that although Xi'an has fewer transportation routes than first-tier cities, they extend in all directions. Coupled with the dense urban public transportation network, it covers every corner of the city. Xi'an Metro operates from 6 a.m. to 12 p.m. to meet people's travel needs at any time.

If you want to truly understand this city, you must come and take a look for yourself. Is Xi'an far from what you imagined? Every tourist is welcome to Xi'an and feel the temperature of the city with heart.