Zhuzhou~The land of Shennong and a city brought by trains

|||🗺️Route: Zhuzhou Station→Take B16 to Wenhuabridge South→Longshan Temple→B16 to Shennong Traditional Chinese Medicine Hall→Fangfang Fried Code Powder→B42 to Tangwan→Shennong City→Intelligent Rail A2 to Central Square→Zhuzhou Department Store→Wenyi Alley→Shennong Park→Return by train Fangfang Fried Code Powder and the opposite Old Liu close at 1 pm, but the nearby code powder shops will stay open. There are many buses from Shennong City to Wenhua Alley, but it is highly recommended to experience the Intelligent Rail A2 line, which is a combination of tram+BRT. It feels like a train when entering the station with bell ringing and manual signal flags, which is very interesting 1⃣️Longshan Temple, built during the period of Emperor Wu of the Southern Dynasties. It's quiet with few people, the architecture is beautiful and grand, exuding a sense of Buddhist tranquility and solemnity. However, several halls are currently under renovation, the site is chaotic, and while it's beautiful, the visiting experience is average 2⃣️Shennong City, according to legend, the Yan Emperor was buried in Zhuzhou, hence many local names are prefixed with Yan Emperor or Shennong. Shennong City is a beautiful artificial lake park, with main buildings including Shennong Grand Theater, Shennong Tower, Zhuzhou Museum, and Shennong Square, all of which are landmarks and worth a walk around the lake 3⃣️Zhuzhou Museum is a must-visit! The exhibition is very detailed, and the cultural relics are valuable, covering both the ancient history and the fruitful achievements of Zhuzhou's modern transportation industry. The scene restoration is also well done, especially the commercial street scene in the Folk Museum. There are 4 stamps to collect at the museum, all available at the front desk, and personally, I think the design of the stamps is very attractive. 4⃣️Zhuzhou Department Store, built in the 1950s, has been renovated and still stands out, forming a stark contrast with the opposite Da Han·Yue Center 5⃣️Wenyi Alley is a folk art street, with cute cat and dog paintings on the residential gables, but besides that, there are not many paintings in the alley 6⃣️Shennong Park is mentioned last, aside from Shennong Pavilion, because the Shennong Terrace near the river offers a particularly great view of the river. Looking left, you can take in the scenery of the Xiang River, and to the right, you can enjoy the sunset and the golden ripples on the water. The park also has a history of over 70 years, with many ancient and famous trees, lush and cool, making it a pleasant place The Zhongguling Pedestrian Street near the train station is a collection of night markets and snacks from various places, lacking local characteristics. It's not recommended to go there specifically unless you want to eat something before taking a train. Finally, thumbs up for Zhuzhou Station, as an old station of several decades, the effect after renovation is no less than that of a new station, bright and spacious