Nanchang, a commercial tourism city full of the atmosphere of the Republic of China era

🏨 Nanchang Yuancheng Ji ❤ Recommended Reason: Yuancheng Ji, long time no see, the lanterns of the Lantern Festival are still there, outlets occupy Desheng Road, various coffee shops, colorful tables and chairs, and stairs that rise step by step, all are suitable spots for checking in. 🌟 Highlights: What's most precious is that, dressed in a cheongsam or modern Chinese-style clothing, wandering aimlessly on the streets within the city, it feels as if time has reversed, immersing in the charm of the Republic of China era. Next to it is a thousand-acre field of rapeseed flowers, spend half a day to visit Yuancheng Ji (recently admission is free), and by the way, check in at the rapeseed flower fields, full of the spirit of spring. 👍 Most Recommended: There are few tourists waiting for the shops inside to finish their renovations, it is expected to become very popular, because the red bricks and white walls here are too suitable for taking photos with the feel of the Republic of China era! There are various performances at night. What I'm looking forward to the most are the bookstores, newspapers, and shops inside that each have the characteristics of the Republic of China era (it's a one-to-one restoration of those movie scenes) the whole park offers an excellent immersive experience! 📝 Note tips: 1. Girls must wear a cheongsam, men can consider a suit or a mandarin jacket, otherwise, you'll really feel like you've stepped into the wrong era! 2. Admission is free during the day, there is a charge after 5 pm, but if you enter before 5 pm, you continue to enjoy free admission.