Why is Chengdu called Rongcheng? What is fun in Chengdu? What are the must-see attractions in Chengdu?

I am half-Chengdu native. I went to college in Chengdu. During my school days, I would always take advantage of weekend breaks to walk around the streets and alleys of Chengdu. At that time, I decided to come here to study. Part of the reason is that the beautiful scenery here deeply attracted me. It was a place that I yearned for very much, so I still decided to come here. I am here in Chengdu. Today I will write a different Chengdu for everyone.

The night was very quiet, with cicadas playing lullabies outside the window, listening to Zhao Lei's "Chengdu" with headphones in my ears, and for a moment I began to miss that rainy city. ?

During the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms period, Emperor Meng Chang of the Later Shu Dynasty was partial to hibiscus flowers and ordered his people to plant hibiscus trees on the city walls. When the flowers bloomed, Chengdu would be "splendid for forty miles", so Chengdu was also known as Furong City, referred to as "Rongcheng". Naming a city after a flower shows the poetry and wisdom of the ancients. In modern times, when the hibiscus flowers bloom, the streets and alleys are filled with colorful flowers. ?

When I first arrived in Chengdu, I was not used to the laziness of the locals. On sunny days, the locals would go out for tea. In my opinion at the time, it was a waste of time and no ambition to make progress. After all, the idea instilled in me by my parents since I was a child is to seize every minute and work. When the weather is nice, my family will either take off and wash the quilt cover or think about which piece of land to turn over. Later I realized that it was just my prejudice. I only saw others eating meat and drinking wine, but I didn’t see others working hard. After I experienced some people and things, I realized that the life of Chengdu people is the closest to the original state of life, and they live up to every inch of warm sunshine. The sun is just right, so you can order a cup of tea, even the cheapest Su Maofeng, and sit there all afternoon without doing anything, just basking in the sun and watching each tea leaf unfold in the boiling hot water. The sun shines into the tea cup and shines on you. Warm and peaceful. Entering any community or card hall, you can hear the sound of mahjong from morning to night, without exception. I once saw three vegetable sellers setting up a mahjong table in the vegetable market, and they were having a great time playing mahjong. There was really no place without mahjong! Later, I began to calm down and appreciate life. The original appearance was mixed among the ranks of "Chengdu people".

As time goes by, people in each city will bear the unique brand and attributes of that city. If people in Shanghai are shrewd and exclusive, then people in Chengdu are warm-hearted, sincere and tolerant. If you get lost while walking on the streets of Chengdu, you can ask a walking man for directions. If he has nothing important to do, he will take the initiative to walk with you for a while and see you to your destination. When you keep saying thank you, the uncle will happily say to you: "Oh, what's the matter, why are you so polite!" Coastal cities such as Shanghai and Shenzhen are fast-paced, and if you have just arrived in Chengdu, you will definitely not be used to the local area. The man's slow pace made him want to pull him and run for a while. ?

Young people never go to Sichuan, old people never leave Shu. It says: The land of abundance is really a gentle land, with good food, good drinks, good mountains and good water, and also a lot of beauties. .

For those who come to Chengdu, the first meal they choose must be hot pot

Young people should have the world in mind. If you enter Sichuan at an early age, those who are not determined will inevitably linger and be unhappy. If you think about returning, your life will be dull and it will be difficult to achieve great things. This is such a high praise for the Land of Abundance that even a young man would miss something important when entering Sichuan. There are so many delicious foods in Chengdu that will fill your stomach. But if you don’t eat spicy food, you will suffer a lot when you come to Chengdu. "Spicy Rabbit Head, Shu Daxia Hot Pot, Zhang Fei Beef, Toilet Chuan Chuan, Three Cannons, Spicy Potatoes, Sad Bean Jelly, Guokui, Maocai, Dandan Noodles" there are countless mouth-watering delicacies in the streets and alleys , the wafting fragrance makes you unable to move your legs. "Eat meat with a big mouthful, drink with a big mouthful of wine" is a saying that Chengdu people interpret most vividly. I once heard someone describe Sichuan like this: When the plane flew over Sichuan, you could smell the spicy aroma of hot pot and hear the sound of mahjong. This is indeed the most Sichuan and most Chengdu summary

“Sichuan Opera Face Changing, Panda, Wuhou Temple, Jinli, Hot Pot”? These are the impressions foreign tourists have on Chengdu. Beijing is the imperial capital, Shanghai is the magic capital, then Chengdu is the city of leisure and life. Chengdu's special basin terrain creates a climate that is rainy all year round. Summers are not too hot and winters are not too dry and cold. Therefore, the girls in Chengdu all have fair skin. Because the humidity is too high, I usually eat Sichuan peppercorns in my daily diet to remove dampness. When I first arrived in Chengdu, accidentally biting a peppercorn while eating was as painful as biting a time bomb.

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I once read a joke saying that you should never believe some things Sichuan people say. 1: "It's not spicy at all, I really won't spare you!" If you believe it, don't worry, your stomach will feel the burning taste. 2: "I am talking to my friends outside about something." This sentence means that my friends and I are drinking tea and playing cards outside. Three: "If you wait for me, I will kill you." It sounds aggressive, but in fact he is unlikely to settle a score with you. I understand these words deeply. ?

I often joke with my friends that Chengdu is a good place to fall in love. There are too many places for small romances. If you have the chance, I will definitely take you to Chunxi Road to see the beauties coming and going, and stay quietly for a whole day at Fangsuo Bookstore in Taikoo Li, swimming in the ocean of books; I will take you to the Panda Base Go see the silly pandas that look like meat balls; I will take you to Jinli to eat all kinds of delicious food, and go to the Global Center to see the largest single building in Asia, which will make you marvel at the greatness of mankind; I will take you to People's Park Order a cup of tea to appreciate the most leisurely way in Chengdu, and "sell" you by blending into the vast procession of parents making blind dates for their children; I will take you to Wenshu Monastery to listen to incense burning and pray, and watch cats taking a nap in the incense; I will take you to a tavern on Yulin Road to exchange your stories for a glass of wine; I am willing to spend the rest of my life with you in the "fast and slow" Chengdu.

When I first arrived in Chengdu, I often heard some rude words such as: "Geezer, Lao Tzu, Gua Wa Zi, Rao Er, Turtle Son", which I felt was not very civilized. Later, when you really get into their lives, in fact, these are their daily mantras and even some titles can highlight the happy relatives between you. It didn’t take long before I could speak Sichuan dialect fluently. It is natural to speak Mandarin in Sichuan and Chengdu. Even if you speak Mandarin fluently and buy a fruit, and the stall owner is a young man, he will never speak Mandarin to you. Trump, who will definitely give you a good response, sounds particularly pleasant and cordial. Taxi drivers will tell you in a smooth-talking Trump that Sichuan dialect lost to Mandarin by only one vote, so their Trump speech is so willful and proud. ?