Shijiazhuang Baoduzhai Great Wall and Wanfo Caves Cowherd and Weaver Girl's Home

After walking around the Great Wall, I also found a popular check-in spot. I thought that since it was called Baoduzhai, I must hug and check in at the last moment of my visit to the Great Wall. But there was nothing to hug around, so I had to reach my hands into the city wall. It took me a lot of searching to find someone to take photos for me. Otherwise, I wouldn’t be able to check in here and would have been left with regret! I took two photos at the check-in point of the Great Wall, and people passing by recommended that I go down to see the Thousand Buddha Caves, saying that it was very spectacular, so I went down. I didn’t take any photos inside the Thousand Buddha Caves, but I took two photos outside. The road to and from the Wanfo Caves is very steep, so everyone must pay attention to safety, walk steadily, go up and down slowly, avoid crowding, give way to others, and don't be in a hurry. I wish everyone a wonderful travel time. After coming up from the Ten Thousand Buddha Caves, we walked through the second half of the Great Wall and came to the most unique and eye-catching home of the Cowherd and the Weaver Girl. This was beyond my expectations as I had no idea there was such a place beforehand. When I stepped into the house of the Cowherd and the Weaver Girl, I was attracted by the heart-shaped flower wall in front of me. There was a sign of the Cowherd and the Weaver Girl's home on it. There were red flowers in the middle of the heart shape, pink flowers around it, and some green flowers on the outside. After you come in, there are very beautiful flowers on the walls, and you can also take a look outside the houses around. There is also a cow and a bullock cart on the right. I wonder if this cow represents the cowherd🐮