Night at Bingzhou Bridge (3) – Taiyuan, Nanneihuan Bridge.

Warm roasted sweet potatoes, fragrant taro tea, and sweet roasted chestnuts are all winter essentials. In the cold winter, with its short days and long nights, there are not only heartwarming foods but also the city's nightscape that comes early. In Taiyuan, the Fen River divides the city in two. To better connect the east and west, bridges have been built over the river. Nanneihuan Bridge is one of them, and one of the main bridges connecting the east and west of the city. When the sky is dyed dark blue, and the lights of all sizes twinkle on the curtain, transforming into lines and patterns of various shapes, the regularity and hard work of the day seem to be replaced by "freedom," allowing you to do whatever you want, to be unrestrained. The dark blue night fills your eyes, and if you just stand by the bridge, you will find that everything is silent. You can only hear the water and sand in the Fen River, rustling. The traffic is going home. All the stars in the sky are waiting for them to return and fall into the endless darkness. In early winter, standing on the bridge watching the night fall is like waiting for the end of a lively play, like waiting for the end of a journey home. The arrival of night is not the end but the prelude to the beginning. Tips: Location: Search for Nanneihuan Bridge in the navigation app. Nearby: New landmark: Yingze Bridge (north of Nanneihuan Bridge, about 1 km by car) Food street: To the east of Nanneihuan Bridge is Laojunying Snack Street, one of the most popular snack streets among Taiyuan locals, where all kinds of delicious food gather. It's cheap, affordable, and delicious, a must-visit food street in Taiyuan.