Travel Notes on the Wanshou Palace Historical and Cultural District

Wanshou Palace Historical and Cultural District After visiting the Tengwang Pavilion Scenic Area, I entered the Wanshou Palace Scenic Area along Rongmen Road through the Antique City. Because this entrance is planned as a one-way street and is the subway entrance and exit, there are indeed a lot of people. After walking a short while, I turned left and entered Qiaobu Street with the crowd. There were cultural and creative snack stalls and shops along the way. There was a person at the door of the store cordially soliciting travelers to come in and consume. I saw an elevator entrance in front of me. There were many people coming in and out. Driven by curiosity, I also went in to explore. It turned out that the underground 2nd floor of this scenic spot was a parking lot. There was a toilet. The surrounding environment was very clean and refreshing. There was a staircase on the underground 1st floor to go up and down the 1st floor shopping area. On the wall, some local historical images and written materials of Nanchang were recorded, so that travelers who have time to stroll around can slowly browse the traces of the rise and fall of the city. When I saw the statue of Xu Xun in front of the Wanshou Palace, it was already 6pm. While the palace was still open, I took photos in front of the gate and quickly entered the palace to take a look and take photos. When I arrived at the square of the Wanshou Palace, I saw people bustling around under the neon lights. I couldn't help but admire that this is really a historical and cultural district that relies on internet celebrity culture and cultural and creative design to bring business opportunities and money...