I took a spontaneous trip, which means I can just walk and eat as I please‼ ️

But I have to say in advance that because of the holidays, there are more people here, but I'm used to having many people in my city, so it's no big deal. But considering the large crowds, we didn’t go far and basically stayed near the ancient city. - 🏠Accommodation It's next to the West Lake, but I personally think it might be more convenient to live near West Street just for eating and drinking. - 🚎Transportation It is actually very inconvenient to take a taxi when traveling during holidays. But Quanzhou's public transportation and small white cars are actually very convenient. The bus costs 1r, and the small white car costs 2r (you can make an appointment in advance to pick you up as long as you are within the range). There is also a new Ding Ding car. - ☕Coffee (I’ll pick a few first) 📍Kalooo Cafe: The road construction has blocked the entrance, but the Zun Du is delicious, both the special blend and Americano are available. 📍Deba Coffee Park: Zun Du is very chill, with coffee and light meals. There are many people, but the food is a bit average. 📍Balangyu Cafe: Bookstore x coffee, very artistic, so crowded that people sit directly in the alley, normal service. 📍Youli Rooftop Cafe: The main attraction is the environment, you can take photos and check in at the Twin Towers, and don’t have any requirements for the food. 📍Twelve Flavors Coffee House: It feels like walking into "Quanzhou Dongshankou". It is an old-fashioned big house. Drinking coffee and basking in the sun in the yard is very comfortable. The food is good. 📍Eaves Cafe: A newly opened coffee shop, right near West Street, where you can also see the tower. The environment is quiet and the products are better than expected. 📍NICE CAFE&BAR: American style in the alley, special blends and cold brew are good. - 🥢Various snacks & staple foods Wenjian cake, mung bean cake, marinated food (I ate at the one in West Street Bar Street for 3 days), flatbread, four-fruit soup, taro cake (Auntie Zhuang and Kunji, I think they are different, Kunji’s is crispier when hot, Auntie Zhuang’s is more fragrant), fried skewers, fried dough sticks (Quanzhou Zundu really likes fried dough sticks, the ones freshly fried by the grandfather in Chengtian Lane are delicious), noodle soup (Auntie Lin’s ingredients are fresh), salty rice, pork soup, steak (Ah Hua Beef Restaurant is good, Hongxing is also good but the meat portion is a little less), meat dumplings, glutinous rice cakes (nothing special), pickled fruits (Tianjie’s is Zundu’s, it’s delicious, there are more choices, but it’s more expensive), shacha noodles, peanut soup, pumpkin cakes (the one in West Street is freshly fried and delicious, only 1.5r)... Ginger duck is eaten! Stan’s dry duck is better and more flavorful than Zhang Lin Ashan’s wet duck! I also ate Fujian cuisine! It's really going to be a little different. I also drank the milk tea in Quanzhou! Crazy berries, see you in the pot... - 🟢Watched the puppet show! Children will probably like it more and can grab tickets in advance. 🔴Worship at Guanyue Temple! You can wait for the lights to come on at 5:23, which creates a sense of atmosphere. You can also ask for a signature! 🟡Pray for blessings at Kaiyuan Temple! You can also buy a Dragon Year bracelet now! 🟣We came across the intangible cultural heritage handmade lanterns in the alley, and my grandparents showed them to us. I didn't go out of my way to get the hairpins, but if you want to just play around, you can find them on the street for 40r!