Qinchengshui Street Review

Xing'an Water Street refers to the ancient Lingqu flowing through the city of Xing'an County, about one kilometer, is a national four A scenic spot, known as water street in history. The entire water street scenic spot is composed of Qin and Han architectural culture, ancient bridge culture, ancient sculpture culture, Lingqu history culture, Lingnan City well customs and culture. "Qin Wenliuyu" is the location of the ancient north gate of Xing'an, and the entrance of Shuijie. With "Qin Wenliuyu" entering the water street, the historical sense of ancient style of Qin Dynasty came into being. Qing Dynasty poet Su Jia once described it like this, "the bottom of the bridge, the boat to the city, the foot wave is easy, the tent window buys wine." Clear flowing, weeping willow secluded, Xing'an Water Street with its unique history and culture, so that the four-way travel human body will feel different.

Qincheng Water Street is located in Xing'an County, Guilin City. Although there are quite a lot of buildings in Qincheng that are built behind, the water system still maintains the original charm. After all, Xing'an is also famous for water control in history. Residents on both sides of the water street still live a lot. The feeling of a small bridge and flowing water family.

Water Street is located in Xing'an Ancient Town. There are a lot of water streets to see, and there are some monuments. Water Street is written in Qigong; Shouzibei and Wuma Archway should have a certain age; Wanli Bridge is beautiful ......

In Lingqu, the water is very clear, there are few people, there are many ancient stone bridges, there are trees on both sides of the water street, but there are actually houses behind, a little messy feeling. It was not a peak when I went, so there were basically no vendors. very quiet

Qincheng Water Street is located in Xing'an County, Guilin City. Although there are quite a lot of buildings in Qincheng that are built behind, the water system still maintains the original charm. The feeling of a small bridge and flowing water