Every day, hundreds of vloggers and fans come to the village to film and take pictures with the emerging internet phenomenon. For streamers, Cheng is an abundant “view mine”. Many people even stationed themselves in the village to broadcast day and night. The village with a population of less than 1,500 people sometimes welcomes up to 1,000 streamers. Cheng is famous on Chinese social media for a bowl of noodles priced at 3 yuan. Live stream army Due to the large number of visitors, Cheng could not even go to the market as usual or leisurely go up the mountain to walk like before. There were too many people to find, he had to move the noodle shop to sell it right at the gate of his house. Cheng’s house is built on the mountain, with only one main room and two small rooms on the side. Near noon, the streamer and the audience crowded outside the gate with cameras and phones held. Cheng is tucked in the middle with a kneading table, the scene is like a Roman arena. “Noodle brother, say a few words”, “Look here and say hello to the audience”, the vlogger’s invitations kept ringing. In the crowd, live streamers do all sorts of things like dancing, singing, arguing to get the attention of their audience. Since becoming famous, Cheng has mostly just stood at the gate making noodles or rested in the house. His mother set up a beverage stand outside the gate to sell to guests who came to see. Facing the curious crowd at her door, she appeared calm. However, she still couldn’t understand why her ordinary second son was so attractive. The mother also said that she did not expect this age to be able to earn money thanks to the popularity of the child. The live stream army surrounded Cheng’s house day and night, following him while he was walking in the mountains. Thanks to the popularity of the “noodle brother”, people in the village also have more jobs. Dozens of food stalls were set up near his house. Chen’s village is a backward agricultural area, with only a small asphalt road leading to the village. Previously, this road did not have much traffic, sometimes there were cars passing by without stopping. To create a good image, Cheng’s village repaired the road through the night, in cooperation with the telecommunications company to install a high-speed network. Many villagers gave up farming, turned to selling food, opened inns, some imitated vloggers and went live in hopes of making money from it. From 10am to midnight, thousands of people come and go from the village. There are many people who drive cars for 3 hours from Xuzhou, Jiangsu come here just to eat a bowl of 3 yuan noodles. Some people from Inner Mongolia came here just to take pictures with Cheng. Some people bring their children here so that the children can be inspired by the “noodle brother”. Liaocheng, who lives 390 km from Cheng’s village, uses the word “pilgrimage” to describe his journey to meet the “noodle brother”. Liaocheng said that like many others, he sees Cheng as a star. Talking about her popularity, Cheng expressed it was a coincidence, like a dream. After talking for a few sentences, he scratched his head again and smiled shyly. Cheng is tired of having to receive many curious people to film and take pictures. Cheng’s life is turned upside down. Many people scrutinize, probe and disturb his family. Some people deliberately broke bricks in the wall to look into the yard, at night, there were people who took beer bottles and rotten vegetables and threw them into the house. Cheng looked much thinner, his skin dark and the deep wrinkles at the corners of his eyes made him look older than his years. Since becoming famous, he has not taken a day off. During the past 2 days, he had a cold, his body was more emaciated. At 15:00, it was pouring rain, Cheng had finished the last dough and was about to stop selling. He looked tired, his eyes lost. He signaled to the spectators and quickly went inside, leaving his relatives to clean up the tools.

During the restoration of the Golden Stupa, workers accidentally discovered many rare treasures. (Photo: Kknews) It is known that the Golden Stupa is located on the premises of Bao Tuong Pagoda in Wen Shang District, Shandong Province, China. Because the roof tile on the top of the tower is covered with a layer of gold glaze, looking from afar, it has a bright yellow color, so the locals have named the tower Hoang Kim. According to historical records, Bao Tuong Pagoda and the Golden Stupa are up to 1,500 years old and were built during the Northern Wei Dynasty. In the memories of the workers involved in the repair of the stupa on March 15, 1994, by following the mysterious fragrance that kept emitting from the foot of the Golden Stupa, they were able to find a palace. Underground. They immediately stopped construction and contacted archaeologists in Shandong province. The stone box was discovered inside the underground palace at the foot of the Golden Stupa. (Photo: Kknews) The underground palace includes a corridor nearly 4m long, 0.97m wide; 1.65m high and a room located in the middle of the tower’s foot is 1.47m long; about 1.43m wide and 4.2m high. In the middle of the room is a round well, the mouth of the well is covered with a stone slab, surrounded by carved lotus flowers. Behind the large room there is a small niche, inside there is a Buddha altar, on the altar there is a stone box. Gold and silver coffins were found inside the stone box. (Photo: Kknews) On the left side of the stone box there is a Bodhisattva statue made of clay, about 50cm high. The face of the Bodhisattva statue has been peeled off, his hair is in a high bun, his arms are raised across his chest, he is kneeling on a lotus, his body is slightly bent forward. According to archaeologists, normally the statues of Buddhas and Bodhisattvas that we see are made in standing, sitting or lying positions, but this statue is in a kneeling position, which is unprecedented. here. The tooth relic of Buddha Shakyamuni is considered by experts to be an extremely rare treasure. (Photo: Kknews) While observing the Bodhisattva statue, inadvertently the light from the experts’ flashlights passed through the lid of the stone box, through the cracks in the surface, some flickering rays of light flashed, the mysterious fragrance also emanated. out from here. Former secretary of the Institute of Confucius Research – Duong Xuan Binh, the commander-in-chief of the archaeological team that year, quickly decided to open the mysterious stone box. The treasure inside the stone box is nearly a thousand Buddha relics. (Photo: Sohu) Inside the stone box there are nearly 1,000 relics and a golden coffin is placed in the center. In the golden coffin is a smaller coffin made of silver, divided into 2 compartments, the upper compartment is a yellow satin cloth wrapped with a Buddha tooth relic up to 5.5cm long. After studying Buddhist texts, the expert was able to verify that the tooth relic belonged to Shakyamuni Buddha. With this discovery, the tooth relic of the Buddha discovered at the Golden Tower is considered the supreme sacred relic in the Buddhist world and a rare cultural relic of the world. Reference: Kknews

Caverns always give people some sense of mystery and adventure. The feeling of going deep underground, shocking at every step, and stunning everywhere is something that you can’t feel when climbing a mountain and visiting a garden. Compared to the south, there seem to be fewer karst caves in the north. If it is more famous, Shandong Yishui Underground Grand Canyon is one of them. The Yishui Underground Grand Canyon is more than 6000 meters long, half of which has been developed as a tourist line. The karst caves have been formed for a long time, about 65 to 230 million years ago. They developed from huge karst fissures and are one of the super large karst caves in my country. First, it is known as “the first hole of underground river rafting in China”, and it is also a national 5A-level tourist attraction. Walking into the cave from the shining world outside, you are instantly surrounded by a cool and refreshing atmosphere. The scene before you becomes mysterious because of the dimness, and with the intervention of the light, it slowly reveals a dreamlike illusion in front of people. The wonderful world is like a palace hidden underground. The stalactites and the canyon landscape in the cave are all natural, with a rough and unrestrained momentum, and each scenic spot has a name that matches the shape. The Kowloon Palace in front of you makes people feel as if they really have come to the East China Sea Dragon Palace. The dragon-shaped stalactites are impressive and lifelike. Walking in the canyon, sometimes the road is flat and spacious, sometimes narrow and cramped, sometimes up, sometimes down. Some stalactites are high above and far away, some are close and within reach. The lights show brilliant colors, red and orange, orange sprinkled with yellow, yellow with blue, blue with green, green with blue, blue Covered with purple, the walls of each square gorge are soaked with color, like an ambiguous color picture. The water flow under the feet is finely broken, and the sound of the water is long and clear, revealing the breath. The stalactites are spilled from above like a waterfall. They are obviously hard and shattered stones, but they have a flowing and elegant texture. The names of the landscape in the cave are full of fantasy and mythology, which cater to the mystery of the cave. The Kowloon Palace, the seals playing in the water, the thousand-year-old Ganoderma lucidum… really can be called the supernatural craftsmanship of nature. The more you walk in, the more you can feel the peculiar appearance of this cave kingdom. Not far away, the lights are dim, the shadows are drenched, and occasionally people’s voices are heard vaguely, very close, and seemingly far away. Gradually, the sound of the water became louder, and the 1000-meter rafting project developed by using the underground river water potential in the canyon. This is a well-deserved Internet celebrity project in the underground canyon. It was certified as the “longest cave rafting in China” by the Shanghai Great World Guinness Records Headquarters. Sitting on the drifting boat, climbing up and down along the uneven terrain, the wind speed is sandwiched by the water speed, and the bottom is ups and downs, which is thrilling and exciting. The boat stumbled and smashed into anything in the narrow river. Suddenly stormy waves, shoals and bad waters made people frightening. Suddenly, the still water was flowing deeply, calming people’s hearts, and having the leeway to calm down and take a look at the scenery on both sides. The stalactites in the cave are of different sizes, weird and strange shapes, and they are full of dreamlike colors. People always like to talk about the spirit of craftsmanship. If you look for it in nature, perhaps the cave is a manifestation of the spirit of craftsmanship in nature. The long years of meticulous carving and constant polishing have formed such a magical and magnificent scene. This kind of skill and determination is far beyond the reach of manpower. (You are welcome to like and leave a message in the comment area. For more exciting content, stay tuned / Failed Jinshi)

In an era when education is important, many parents will choose to take their children out to play during the holidays, or let their children participate in research activities. Walking into nature and understanding the magic and mystery of nature is undoubtedly an indispensable part of it. In this way, the firefly water cave at the foot of Shimei Mountain, 19 kilometers south of Yishui County, Shandong, is a pretty good choice. . Children living in cities have very few chances to see fireflies. Many people only have a vague understanding of them in books and pictures. The firefly water cave gives children a chance to get close to nature. Of course, there are more than that. There are also scenic spots such as Yingyu Valley and Butterfly Valley. Various insects gather. It is a place where children keep “wow” all the way. The name of Butterfly Waterfall is romantic and vivid. The sound of the butterfly is the same as “stack”. Not only are butterflies fluttering around the waterfall, but the waterfalls stacked one upon another are also magnificent and beautiful. When children see these, they are afraid that they will blurt out Li Bai’s famous phrase “Fly down three thousand feet.” Before I get closer, I have already seen the huge, colorful butterfly shape. Butterfly Valley is the largest butterfly cultural park in northern China. It integrates nature and artificiality. There are as many as 50 world-famous butterflies, such as banded butterflies, dead leaf butterflies and musk butterflies, many of which are not seen in daily life. To the variety. The gorgeous butterfly-shaped exhibition board introduces butterfly species from all over the world. The names are contrasted in Chinese and English, and the vivid image allows children to learn a lot of knowledge that cannot be learned in books without knowing it. What’s more, there are various beautiful butterflies flying and lingering among the flowers. They are either in groups or beautiful alone, perching on the flowers, seeming to be competing with the spring flowers. Butterflies have always been beautiful and romantic symbols and legends in China. The famous Butterfly Butterfly has been passed down for thousands of years and is a symbol of longing for freedom. The most amazing thing is that such a beautiful insect is transformed from a caterpillar, just like an ugly duckling turned into a white swan. In this kind of explanation, even children will understand that working hard will have the meaning of beautiful happenings. Right. The Glowworm Cave is the main attraction of the scenic spot. The cave was formed about 11 million years ago and has a total length of 1,800 meters. In the cave, the lights are brilliant, the water flow is rich, and there are more fireflies living in the caves, dotted and dotted, in the dim cave, flashing like stars in the sky. Walking into the long tunnel, the blue-green lights create a sense of dream of the underwater world. At the end of the tunnel, people give birth to a more mysterious and beautiful world. Children are extremely sensitive to colors and like bright colors. The scale of the cave is huge, and the various lights play colorful colors, which mobilize their imagination all the time. The various karst landscapes are in different poses, and the caves are cool and comfortable. Those stalactites and fireflies of various shapes create a beautiful, deep and unpredictable underground world, which attracts the curiosity of children. Visitors want to take a boat here to admire the fireflies, because the cave is very dark, it is difficult to photograph the fireflies, so it also adds a mystery. “A summer without fireflies is an incomplete summer.” The fireflies pin the nostalgia of urbanites for innocence and the yearning for the countryside. This holiday, you might as well take your children to Yishui Firefly Cave to spend an unforgettable time. (You are welcome to like and leave a message in the comment area. For more exciting content, stay tuned / Failed Jinshi)

Origin of black soybean noodles Jajangmyeon – jajangmyeon – is an extremely popular dish in Korea. Even so, it originated in the neighboring country – China. Many books and newspapers recorded that the black soy sauce noodles originated from the Chinese zhajiangmian fried noodles in Shandong. In the Joseon era, Korean cuisine has Chinese influences. Later, the Korean people developed noodles, which were changed to suit the taste and national culture. From there, the name jajangmyeon was born. Black noodles – a traditional dish on April 14, Black Valentine’s Day. When entering Korea, the dish is so popular that it is available everywhere in this country, from restaurants, eateries to street food stalls. Black noodles on Valentine’s Day on 14/4 Jajangmyeon Noodles is a diverse combination of ingredients and colors, representing the emotional layers of each person. The black color of the sauce symbolizes empathy for the souls of single people. Therefore, the food is like the message of the FA people to each other, that they will quickly find a suitable match for them. Since then, black soy sauce noodles have become a traditional dish for Black Day – Black Valentine, also known as Korea’s Singles Day. Students in universities in Korea also use this noodle dish as a substitute for lunch, with the concept that “next year will be different”. They also often wear black, enjoying a large bowl of jajangmyeon to show empathy among “lonely souls”.