Liuzhou, a city known as the 'Emerald'

In the low temperature and drizzle of winter, I embarked on a journey to explore Liuzhou alone.🌧️❄️ Accommodation: I chose a dwelling place in Liubei District, adjacent to Diwang Square, and not far from Wuxing Street. Because I plan to frequently pass by Liutie No.1 Middle School, this location is very convenient for me. The most famous Deep Alley Luosifen is located right across from Liutie No.1 Middle School, the temptation of food is right in front of me.🏨🍜 Transportation: In Liuzhou, I found that there are no shared bicycles and trams, the most convenient way to travel is by bus or taxi. The buses in Liuzhou left a deep impression on me: they wait for passengers to sit down before setting off, and they kindly remind passengers to get off before arriving at the station, reflecting a strong sense of human care.🚌💖 Attractions: Due to the weather, I only visited Longtan Park this time and couldn't fully tour it. But the misty Longtan in the rain has a unique flavor, the veil-like mist on the water surface and the fish swimming in the pond form a moving picture.🌿🐟 Food: Although the rainy day made me not want to go out, I still experienced the food of Liuzhou through takeout. From the famous Deep Alley Luosifen to Liang Qi Niuzha, each authentic dish left a fresh memory of the city's taste buds. Among them, the sour and spicy taste of Liang Qi Niuzha caught my eye, and the handmade drinks from Grandma are not to be missed Guangxi's light.🍲🥤 Reflection: Although the weather was not good, I still felt the life and warmth of Liuzhou through these daily things. Next time, I hope to visit more attractions and taste more recommended foods in sunny weather.🌈👣 Although the journey was short, it was full of discovery and experience. Every corner of Liuzhou, this city, reveals a unique charm, waiting for every traveler to explore.🔍💕