Living in Wuhan for N years, you are living in a "fake Wuhan".

My dears, I have lived in Wuhan for many years and I always feel Know it like the back of your hand. It was not until I saw the Huaishan Rock Embankment that I realized that I seemed to have been staying in a "fake Wuhan". It is located in Jinkou, Jiangxia, some distance from the city, but definitely worth the trip. When I stood in front of it, I was instantly shocked. This ancient embankment built in the Ming Dynasty stretches for more than 200 meters and is made entirely of large stone slabs. The stones have been carved by the years and have an uneven surface, but they still reveal an ancient charm. The river water flows slowly, gently lapping against the stone banks, creating gentle ripples. Standing on the shore and closing your eyes, the sounds of wind and water interweave together, as if you can hear the boatmen's songs of the past and see the busy scenes of the dock in the past. In the past, countless ships docked and set sail here, cargo was loaded and unloaded, and the place was bustling with people. But now that the prosperity has ended, only this silent stone embankment remains, upholding the memory of history. In Wuhan, a city full of fireworks and modernity, the Huaishanji stone embankment is like a forgotten pearl, exuding a simple and tranquil atmosphere. It forms a sharp contrast with the skyscrapers and the hustle and bustle of the city, but it coexists in great harmony in the vein of this city. Come here for a walk, feel the warmth of history, and experience the unique charm of Wuhan. Believe me, when you set foot on this land, you will exclaim the same as I did: This is the real Wuhan!