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My favorite boiled food shop, the taste is good and the boss is also very enthusiastic

Nanchang 3-Day, 2-Night Travel Guide (Budget 5,000 RMB) Highlights: ✔ Experience the history and culture of the "Hero City" ✔ Savor authentic Gan cuisine and Nanchang snacks ✔ Visit iconic attractions such as the Tengwang Pavilion and the August 1st Uprising Memorial Hall ✔ Enjoy comfortable accommodations and a selection of delicious food at an excellent value 📅 Itinerary Day 1: Arrive in Nanchang and experience the history of the Hero City Morning: Arrive in Nanchang (high-speed rail/flight). We recommend Nanchang Station or Nanchang West Station for convenient transportation. Accommodation: Hotel (Recommended: Swiss Grand Nanchang/Shangri-La Hotel Nanchang, approximately 500-600 RMB/night) Lunch: Recommended Lao San Yang (Chuanshan Road Branch) (60-80 RMB per person): Must-try the crab leg noodles and braised pork. Afternoon: August 1st Uprising Memorial Hall (free, reservations required) – Learn about the history of the Nanchang Uprising. Wanshou Palace Historical and Cultural District (free) – Browse the cultural and creative shops and experience the charm of old Nanchang. Evening: Tengwang Pavilion Night Tour (80 RMB admission) – Admire the "setting sun and soaring wild geese" nightscape. Dinner: Recommended: Wei Fu Ji (Zhongshan Road Branch) (50-70 RMB per person): Must-try Nanchang mixed noodles and white sugar cakes. Day 2: Natural Scenery + Red Culture Morning: Jiangxi Provincial Museum (New Building) (free, reservations required) – See the Haihunhou Kingdom Relics Exhibition. Lunch: Recommended Lao Min Snail Restaurant (Jian Deguan Branch) (50-70 RMB per person): Snails and marinated fish are must-try items. Afternoon: Nanchang Star Ferris Wheel (50 RMB admission) – Overlooking the Ganjiang River Qiu Shui Square (free) – Watch the musical fountain (evening performances also available) Evening: Shengjin Pagoda Night Market (free) – Sample Nanchang snacks; recommended are the glutinous rice noodle soup and clay pot soup. Late-night snack: Recommended is Juewei Boiled Pork (Ximazhuang Branch) (30-50 RMB per person), a Nanchang specialty. Day 3: Shopping and return trip Morning: 699 Cultural and Creative Park (free) – A photogenic spot Lunch: Recommended is Zhou Zhenzhen Nanchang Mixed Noodles (Honggutan Branch) (20-30 RMB per person) Afternoon: Nanchang Sunac Mall (Wanda Mall) (free) – Explore the mall; visit the aquarium (160 RMB admission) Return trip (reserving time to get to the airport/high-speed rail station) 💰 Budget Details (2 people) Items Expense (RMB) Remarks Accommodation 1000-1200 2 nights, mid-range to high-end hotel Food 800-1000 Includes specialty restaurants and snacks Transportation 400-600 City taxi and subway Tickets 200-300 Tengwang Pavilion, Ferris wheel, etc. Shopping/Other 500-1000 Souvenirs, snacks, etc. Total 4000-5000 Adjustable based on needs 🌟 Travel Tips ✔ Nanchang is hot in the summer, so it's recommended to travel in spring and autumn. ✔ Gan cuisine is spicy, so please inform us in advance if you don't like spicy food. ✔ Tengwang Pavilion is recommended to be visited in the evening for a more beautiful night view. ✔ The Nanchang Metro covers all major attractions, making travel convenient. Have a great time in Nanchang! 🚀 #HowToNanchang #CheckInNanchang #NanchangTravelGuide

This is the cradle of the Red Army, the city of heroes. ✨ This is where the military flag was raised. It's the Tengwang Pavilion described by Wang Bo, where the setting sun and the solitary wild goose fly together. It's a symphony of natural bounty and outstanding people for thousands of years, a blend of noodles and clay pot soup. This is Nanchang, on the banks of the Gan River, on the Jiangnan West Road. 👍 🏯 First stop: Tengwang Pavilion. The poetic "setting sun and solitary wild goose fly together" that transcends millennia is a must-see! ☑️ Daytime summit: Panoramic views of the Gan River, with its red walls and green tiles, perfect for photo ops! ☑️ Evening viewing of "Dreaming of Tengwang Pavilion" (Highly recommended!): A live performance A fusion of light and shadow, a dream journey back to the glorious Tang Dynasty! Tickets: 50s for daytime performances, 168s for evening performances (worth the price!) Directly accessible from Tengwang Pavilion Station on Metro Line 1, ideally visited in the evening! Second stop: August 1st Square & the August 1st Uprising Memorial Hall, where the Red Gene awakens! ☑️August 1st Monument: Visit early in the morning when there are fewer people; the golden five-pointed star stands majestically against the blue sky! ☑️Memorial Hall (free, reservations required!): Immerse yourself in the history of the "first shot," and the giant screen projections are truly stunning! Closed Mondays! Bring your ID! Don't miss the square's nighttime light show! Third Stop: Wanshou Palace Historical and Cultural District Nanchang's version of "Kuanzhai Alley"! Ming and Qing Dynasty architecture + trendy toy shops! ☑️Tiezhu Wanshou Palace: Super popular, ask for a lucky sign~ ☑️Street Snacks: Mung bean cakes, hot pot soup, chili cakes... you can't stop eating while walking! 📷At night, the lanterns light up and it's like traveling back in time to a film set, so come on, ladies in Hanfu! 🍜[Nanchang's Gastronomical Extravaganza! It's a wasted trip without this!] Nanchang Mixed Noodles + Clay Pot Soup ①Zhou Zhenzhen Noodle Shop: Pig Blood Noodles + Egg and Meat Patty Soup, so delicious you'll drop your eyebrows! Each person is 100g full, so full you'll need to lean on the wall! Authenticity is best enjoyed by locals squatting on small stools. ② Boiled Juewei Boiled (Zhubao Street Branch): Must-order soles, lotus root balls, and heart and lung! The broth is spicy with a hint of marinated flavor. Even slightly spicy, it's intoxicating! Perfect with red bean soup to counteract the spiciness. 3 White Sugar Cakes: Freshly fried at the Wanshou Palace roadside stall! Crispy on the outside, soft and chewy on the inside, coated in icing sugar for a sweet but not greasy bite. Eat while hot! 2 yuan/piece, buy five, get one free! ④ Gan Cuisine Main Course Lao Sanyang (Luyin Road Branch): Crab legs and vermicelli noodles—so spicy you can't stop eating! Remember to queue up in advance on WeChat! Wei Fu Ji: Clay pot meat, Fu soup... The vintage tableware is perfect for photos. >The "Hero City" whispers history by day, >A symphony of chili peppers and fireworks by night, >Understand Wang Bo in the evening breeze of Tengwang Pavilion, >Savour the soul of Nanchang in the fragrant oil of mixed noodles.

#Where to take the kids this weekend #NationalDayTravelDiary #HowtoNanchang #TengwangPavilion 🌆Day 1: Memorize the Tengwang Pavilion Preface and enjoy a free meal! •Morning: Head straight to Tengwang Pavilion! Take your kids up to the pavilion for that "setting sunset and soaring wild geese" feeling, and then spot-check their "Tengwang Pavilion Preface" recitation (note! This is your ticket to a free meal!). If your kids struggle, say, "Even Wang Bo wants to refill your glass of Ganjiang River water after hearing this." If they're good, praise them directly, "You're the future number one scholar!" •Lunch: Head to the Nanchang Grand Hotel's main branch at Bayi Square! After your kids memorize the Tengwang Pavilion Preface, the whole family can enjoy a free meal! With this slew of posts featuring your kids and their meal on social media, you'll definitely be asked, "Where did you get all the free money?" • Afternoon: Visit the Jiangxi Provincial Museum and take your kids to see blue and white porcelain and dinosaur fossils. The key is to "learn while having fun." If your child asks, "Can you eat this dinosaur?", just say, "Yes, but the museum security won't let you." Maintain a sense of humor. • Evening: The live performance of "Dreaming of Tengwang Pavilion" begins! The lighting and special effects bring the glorious Tang Dynasty to life right before your eyes. Your child's eyes will be wide open, and you'll secretly be happy, "This ticket was worth it!" 🏯Day 2: Red Gene + Old City Fireworks: Have fun until your child doesn't want to leave! • Morning: Explore the August 1st Uprising Memorial Hall! Tell your child, "This is where the PLA soldiers fired the first shot." If your child asks, "Can we play with guns?", just say, "Yes, but you can only look, not touch. If you touch, the police will treat you to tea." Maintain a sense of humor and safety education. • Lunch: "Juewei Boiled Food" is available on Jewelry Street! Throw soles and lotus root balls into the pot, paired with a bowl of red bean soup to help with the spiciness. If your child, sweating profusely, keeps asking for another bowl, you can say, "Boss, give my child a bottomless pit!" • Afternoon: Explore and eat in the Wanshou Palace Historical and Cultural District! Give your child a skewer of freshly fried white sugar cakes—crispy on the outside and incredibly sweet on the inside. If they ask, "Can I eat them as a meal?" just reply, "Yes, but I'll be full after that." • Evening: The street lights light up, transforming the area into a "Hanfu time-travel spectacle"! Rent your child a Hanfu outfit and take a selfie. Post it on WeChat Moments with the caption, "My child is a top scholar in Nanchang!" The likes will skyrocket! 🎡Day 3: Stroll around the Shengjin Pagoda and ride the Ferris wheel. Your child won't want to leave! • Morning: Stroll around the Rope Golden Pagoda and take your kids to see the thousand-year-old pagoda. If they ask, "Can we climb this pagoda to find the gold?", just say, "Yes, but there's a security guard at the bottom guarding the golden rope." This is a fairytale-like parenting experience. • Lunch: A trip to the "Old Three" Gan Cuisine Restaurant! The crab legs and vermicelli noodles are so spicy they make your kids jump, so offer them mung bean soup and say, "This is a reward for those who bravely eat." If they cry from the spiciness, just say, "This is Gan cuisine's gift of coming-of-age!" • Afternoon: The Nanchang Star Ferris Wheel spins! Rise to the top for panoramic views of the city. If your kids yell, "I want to be a pilot," just say, "First, recite 'The Preface to the Pavilion of Prince Teng' ten more times." This is a great way to balance learning and fun! 🍜Eat-time Easter Egg with Kids: • Zhou Zhenzhen Noodle Shop: Mixed noodles and clay pot soup. Your kids eat heartily on a small stool. Take a photo and post it on Instagram, saying, "This is the authentic way to eat in Nanchang!" • Juewei Boiled Pork: Soles of the feet and lotus root balls are your child's favorites. Just say, "This is the Nanchang version of 'Mala Tang Plus,' and it'll give you a burst of energy!" 🔖 Babysitting Tips: • Don't force your child to memorize "The Preface to the Pavilion of Prince Teng." Instead, just repeat "The setting sun and the solitary wild goose fly together" every day. With enough listening, your child will naturally become a "magical brainwashed" memorizer! • For free meals, be sure to check the Nanchang Hotel rules beforehand. Don't waste your trip. Otherwise, your child might ask, "Mom, did my free meal fly away?" Just say, "It was Wang Bo's solitary wild goose that flew away. Your free meal is waiting for you at the hotel!" • Nanchang is hot, so bring a small fan and a sun hat to your child, or they'll get a tanned "charcoal-black top scholar" and have to use filters for photos! Just go for it! This National Day, take your child to Nanchang to memorize ancient texts, enjoy a free meal, and show off your child's coolness. You're sure to win the WeChat Moments photo-sharing contest!

🔥[Taste-Breaking! The Ultimate Sichuan + Nanchang Food Guide—You'll Be Craving It!]🍜 --- 💥"Spicy Paradise" Sichuan Edition: One bite, you'll be hooked! 💥 1️⃣ Chengdu Hot Pot: Soul-Stirring 🌶️Must-Try: Beef Oil Hot Pot + Tripe, Yellow Throat, and Duck Blood Three-Piece Set! 📍Recommended: Xiaolongkan Hot Pot (Chunxi Road Hotpot), Radio Alley (Retro Nostalgic Style) ✨Secret Tip: Add sesame oil and minced garlic to the dipping sauce to instantly de-spic and enhance the flavor! 2️⃣ Street Food: Inhaling the Instant Pot 🍡Sugar-Fruited Fruit: Crispy on the outside and glutinous on the inside, a sweet treat for those who love sweets! 🍝Dandan Noodles: A spicy and spicy meaty toss, with noodles coated in the gravy! 🌮Guoku with Jelly: Super crispy, instantly addictive! 📍Location: Kuixinglou Street, Jianshe Road, free from 5 yuan! 3️⃣ Sichuan Cuisine Soul · Rice Killer 🐟Mapo Tofu: Spicy and tender, three bowls of rice is enough! 🐇Zigong Cold Rabbit: The more you chew, the more delicious it is, the ultimate TV-watching snack! 🔥Recommended: Mingting Restaurant, Chen Mapo Tofu (a time-honored brand!) --- 🎉"Carb Bomb" Nanchang Edition: Mixed Noodles and Clay Pot Soup, Awakening the Flavor of Jiangxi! 🎉 1️⃣ Breakfast God · Mixed Noodles + Clay Pot Soup 🍜Nanchang Mixed Noodles: Dried radish + peanuts + chili oil, so fragrant you'll have your neighbors knocking on your door! 🍲Clay Pot Soup: Egg and meat patty soup is so delicious, unlock this magical combo for 4 yuan! 📍Must-try: Master Gao's Mixed Noodles (10-year-old shop), Nameless Alley Stall (line starts at 5 AM!) 2️⃣ Spicy Cravings: Heavy-Flavored Gan Cuisine 🌶️Beer Duck: The duck is tender and flavorful, and the spicy aroma with a hint of beer is simply divine! 🐂Stir-fried Artemisia Selengensis with Bacon: A Poyang Lake specialty with a refreshing aroma, the bacon's salty flavor goes perfectly with alcohol! 📍Recommended: The Three Classics (spicy warning), Go Home for a Dinner (a local's secret favorite) 3️⃣ Late-Night Snack: BBQ and Boiled Water 🍢Boiled Water: Even wilder than ma la tang! Heart and Lung Lotus Root Balls soaked in broth are a killer! 🔥BBQ: Grilled small yellow croaker and chicken feet are tender and spicy, and paired with mung bean soup to soothe the spiciness! 📍Night owl hotspots: Ximazhuang and Chuanshan Road (crowded until 3 a.m.!) --- 📌Foodie Tips: ✅ Sichuan spicy ≠ Nanchang spicy! One is spicy and fresh, the other is intensely spicy. Get your stomach medicine ready! ✅ Nanchang mixed noodles are freshest in the morning, while Chengdu hotpot lines can be up to 3 hours at night, so avoid rushing! ✅ Follow the students/locals in the queue at these small shops—you're guaranteed to miss out! --- 💬Comments are buzzing: "Eat 8 meals a day in Nanchang, and take 10 servings of mixed noodles home!" "Sichuan hotpot made me give up on dieting..." ↓Scan the QR code to watch the food livestream, where the owner is giving away free meals! ↓ #FoodieGuide #TheMeaningofTravelForFoodies #SpicyToTheMind 📢Repost and save it, @yourdinnerbuddy, and fly straight to the weekend! ✈️