More than a year after the Covid-19 epidemic left the city paralyzed, Wuhan has returned to its daily routine as one of the most famous tourist centers in southern China. The number of visitors decreased compared to the previous service, but tourism services have recovered almost to normal. The night markets, the old streets were crowded with people passing by. Nightlife is also a part of Wuhan culture, attracting tourists from all over the world. Tourists take pictures of Hoang Hac Long – a famous work in poetry – from an old street. The work is one of the three oldest towers in China, with a lifespan of nearly 1,800 years. Local people still have to wear masks when going to crowded places such as shopping malls, shopping streets, and food. Street food shops bustling activities. Wuhan is famous for night markets such as Huquan, Baocheng, Dacheng … located along the banks of the Yangtze River. Different from the image of cashew in the pandemic, the pedestrian street in the center of Chuhe Hanjie is famous for being filled with shopping and dining tourists. The light path here becomes more and more sparkling with millions of tiny light bulbs. Located at the confluence of the Yangtze and Han Shui rivers, Wuhan is like the Chicago of China, possessing modern transportation infrastructure, connecting with other tourist cities. Wuhan is known as the most beautiful cherry blossom viewing spot in the country with a billion people, in addition, the food here is also in the “number of cheeks” with many attractive street food such as tofu and dry noodles. Spicy duck neck, spicy hot pot, steamed Wuchang fish … Unlike the sweet-tasting Cantonese dish or spicy Sichuan cuisine, Wuhan specialties have mild spice flavor and cooked fish dishes. delicate. The city government also promotes many activities to attract visitors to Wuhan, such as discount tickets, free opening … However, like many other localities, tourists to Wuhan must also ensure health with green QR code (healthy people). (According to the Star)