In the old street of Chencang, I encountered interesting souls

The sudden rain has just stopped. The old street of Chencang is as clean as washed. The old street of Chencang is named after the ancient name of Baoji, Chencang. "Chencang Old Street" is located at the southern end of the Shigu Cultural Corridor, serving as a link between Baoji's high-tech zone and the old city area. The old street preserves cherished old buildings such as Chencang Apartments, People's Cinema, and Baoji County Office, and replicates the restoration of Baoji's old train station from 1941, including the waiting hall, platform, and old locomotive... Historical buildings and cultural relics together present the Republic of China style of Chencang Old Street. The sunken two-story pedestrian street of Chencang Old Street combines sightseeing, dining, entertainment, and children's play areas. The old street displays what is said to be the world's largest luminous pearl. The night view of the old street is quite attractive, and if your schedule is too tight to take it all in, make sure to visit next time. The cuisine of Chencang Old Street is diverse, with a variety of foods such as big meals, hot pots, roujiamo, lamb paomo, saozi tofu, biangbiang noodles, pulled noodles, noodle skins, guagua, fried cakes, etc. Travelers who love Western Mansion cuisine can fully enjoy a meal here! After eating, you can go up the steps to the Shigu Cultural Corridor, take in the view of the Wei River beach to the fullest, and enjoy the scenery while digesting in the breeze.