I don’t understand the darkness of night during the day. Jiaxing is a mini-wuzhen town, quiet during the day like ink painting and noisy at night like oil painting

This May Day, where did you go to see people follow the crowd?
Recommend a small and small place to everyone.

Many people can’t remember (don’t know) that the famous Wuzhen and Xitang are actually under the jurisdiction of Jiaxing. There is a Yuehe ancient block in Jiaxing City, which is even less known to tourists. In fact, after visiting Wuzhen and Xitang, you will find that Yuehe Ancient Street is actually a mini version of those two ancient towns, and if you don’t like crowds, Yuehe Ancient Street sometimes feels better. a little. I have seen the old photos before the restoration of the ancient street. It is indeed a bit dilapidated, but the background of the once lively and prosperous is still there. With these family backgrounds, the old Yuehe River will look a little bit old. It is said that the former Yuehe District was a lively commercial district in old Jiaxing. There were sixty to seventy alleys (li lanes), and the streets were all named according to their commercial nature. However, the current Moon River is not so large, with more than a dozen bridges and a few streets, and there is no need to remember the name. It can be seen that the restoration of Yuehe still preserves the original appearance of the ancient street as much as possible. The towering and scattered fire walls, wooden rows of doors, carved lattice windows, occasional beauties appearing in the corridors, and bridges across the Moon River, outline the entire Yuehe ancient block into an ink painting. . The gray-green moss on the white paper bars on the gray wall makes this painting antique. It is not a holiday or a weekend in the daytime. There are very few people in Yuehe Ancient Street, so you can take pictures with the concave shape and watch the flowing water of the small bridge at will. The white-walled houses of Daiwa are reflected in the water. The waterway of Yuehe Ancient Street is very narrow, so there are no cruise ships. It seems that awning boats are just decorations in the Yuehe River. In the morning, Yuehe Ancient Street is very quiet. Some of the shops on the street have not yet opened their doors, and there are few customers who open the doors. They are so quiet that you can even hear the birds, and the conversation between who and who in the alley next door. During the day, the ancient street is the busiest only the square facing the Heyue Bridge and the streets on both sides. Various snacks, drinks, restaurants, and even Starbucks are all here. If you want to be quiet, just walk in again, and you will surely find unexpected surprises. The night and day of Moon River are two worlds. The day is light and elegant, and the night is full of colors. The most lively place is Tan Nong, a street music bar for you to choose from, and almost every house has live performances. No matter how many guests are in the bar, the music is loud and noisy. Only in this way can the adrenaline of young people soar. In Yuehe Ancient Street, I really didn’t understand the darkness of night during the day. When you arrive in Jiaxing, you have to eat zongzi. There is a zongzi museum on Yuehe Ancient Street. You can smell the scent of zongzi as soon as you enter, because the museum has rice dumplings and steamed zongzi on the spot. Come here to learn about the past and present of Zongzi in Jiaxing, and you can buy a few as gifts. I especially recommend two places with unique Jiaxing characteristics, where you can also see the taste of Jiaxing and hear the tunes of Jiaxing. Entering the block from Heyue Bridge, you can walk into the Piggy Corridor to the left (it used to be a place where pigs were bought and sold). In the morning, under the long corridor, there are always many local elderly people sitting by the river, drinking tea and chatting. , You can sit down and chat with them if you want; Another place is the Xiqu pavilion on the corner of the ancient street. Enter the block from the entrance of Jianguo North Road, turn right and you will see the Yuehe Opera Pavilion. There are always fans who love opera playing the violin and singing songs here. Although they don’t understand, such tunes and pictures are the moon. The way the river used to be. Recommended restaurant: Zou Daxian, remember to look at the building in the garden Recommended accommodation: Yuehe Inn, which itself is also part of the scenic spot Recommended teahouse: any one under the Little Pig Gallery Recommended bar: Squirrel Bar (Almost every family has a scene, I have only been to this one) The back garden of Zou Daxian Restaurant. The Yuehe Ancient Street District, in fact, seems to be a reduced version of Wuzhen and Xitang. Compared with the crowded and noisy Xitang of Wuzhen, it is more quiet and quiet as an ancient town in the south of the Yangtze River.