This year, I must go to Huai'an with the person I like

Huai'an | The travel destinations hidden in ancient poems. Born and prospered by the water, the stories of Qingjiangpu have been going on for hundreds of years, all starting from this canal. During the Ming and Qing Dynasties, due to the prosperity of river transportation and canal transportation, and the important transportation position of 'South Ship North Horse, Nine Provinces Tongqu', it made the canal wharf full of canal boats at that time, and literati also gathered here, new towns rose up on both sides of the canal, so a canal city was born by water. The description of the scenery of the stone wharf by the Ming Dynasty poet is 'The dawn is at the three-forked mouth, and the masts are gathered in ten thousand boats'. Canal transportation, salt transportation, river work, customs, post stations, etc. all entered their heyday, and gardens, temples, tea houses, and wine shops were born. Now a hundred years have passed, everything here has changed, only the canal water keeps flowing, quietly telling the historical memory of the old times. If you want to listen, if you want to understand, you can wait until the night falls and take a painted dragon boat, and tour along with the guide's explanation, let the faded story come back to life. 📷 Canal Culture Corridor (National 4A Tourist Scenic Area) 📍 Yuehe Road, Qingjiangpu District 🛥 You can walk along the river or take a night cruise 💰 Adults 29.9 yuan | Children 20 yuan