Experience the charm of small bridges and flowing water in Jinan

Qu Shui Ting Street is located south of Daming Lake, with the small street running from south to north, connecting Daming Lake, Baihua Islet, Wangfu Pool... all the way to Quancheng Road in the south. Compared to other scenic spots in Jinan, Qu Shui Ting Street may not be famous, but here one can witness the scene of 'springs in every household, willows in every yard': small bridges, flowing water, and family homes, creating a sense of daily life with springs flowing right in front of the doors, half poetic, half mundane. When tired from walking, you can boil tea by the water, chat, or even daydream. Compared to Furong Street and Kuanghou Li, strolling down Qu Shui Ting Street is less bustling and noisy, offering a serene atmosphere of small bridges, flowing water, and the tranquility of grey-tiled and white-walled alleys. There are also attractions like the Confucian Temple and Qifeng Bridge nearby... Just wandering into any alley can lead to a different scenery. There is a popular 'Suan Zhan Er' shop on the street, with a long queue. 'Suan Zhan Er' is essentially candied hawthorn, but with hawthorn sliced open, filled with red bean paste, and decorated with sesame seeds and melon seeds to form a flower shape, and the sugar coating is white and transparent. The queue was too long, so I didn't buy any, leaving a bit of regret.