Luodai and Huanglongxi are interesting places.

Luodai and Huanglongxi, two ancient towns with different styles,

Luodai, according to legend, was named after Adou's playing with jade belt and falling into a well. Located in the east of the city, take No.219 at Wugui Bridge, which is just right in 2 yuan. There is only one main street in Luodai, which goes down the street from Guangdong Guild Hall, followed by Jiangxi Guild Hall and Hunan Guild Hall. It's a Hakka town. Hakka's sad powder is delicious but not expensive. It's spicy and delicious, even if it's hard for people to understand the sadness of Hakka people leaving their hometown, it's the joy of living and working in peace and contentment.

Huanglongxi is located at the junction of the original three counties, and the three counties specially built a common yamen here to have the historical position of Huanglongxi. You can take a bus from Xinnanmen Station for an hour. There are many Ming and Qing buildings in the ancient town. Streets paved with bluestone slabs, pavilions with wooden columns and blue tiles, beautifully carved railings and windows all give people a feeling of ancient simplicity and tranquility. Huanglongxi has diced yellow pepper, roasted elbow and catfish, which are also delicious.

As far as fun is concerned, Huanglongxi is a little richer. There are many old streets, stalls shooting balloons with guns, and many fortune tellers. There are three ancient temples where you can take a speedboat in the river, ride a horse by the river and take a hot air balloon in the sky. It is cheaper to spend money, and the boss is more enthusiastic and civilized.