In Nanchong, there is an unassuming ancient town~

There is an unassuming ancient town~. The first hometown city turns out to be Peng'an I made a brief stop and specifically went to visit the nearest ancient town to the city - Zhouzi, also known as Zhoukou Town or Zhukou, which faces the ancient city of Xiangru across the river. Flourishing during the Tang and Song dynasties, it has accumulated a millennium of history, nurturing a unique and profound dockside ancient town culture, with a large number of residents still living there. I always have an inexplicable interest in ancient towns, probably because they are where you can best feel the local life and the sense of long history brought by traditional architecture, allowing for an immersive experience of the people's way of life at that time... The ancient town is quite small, with shops lining both sides of the main street. Once you finish walking down the main street, there's not much else. It's not very crowded on weekends, and it doesn't seem necessary to make a special trip, but it's still nice to stop by if you're passing through, especially since the air is good by the mountain and water. Watching the slowly flowing Jialing River, the calm and green surface of the river is quite healing~ Ancient town specialty snack: Yao's fried dough twists