What trails are there in old Chongqing?

"What a Chongqing city, the mountains are high and the roads are uneven." This line, which often appears in Chongqing local dramas, vividly shows Chongqing's Shan Ye base in just a few words.

Chongqing, surrounded by Jialing River and Yangtze River, has been a rugged road from the beginning, with almost no flat land. Since ancient times, the hard-working people of Bashu have cultivated a unique regional culture in the steep mountain forest land with their fiery life breath. Buildings have spread from the riverside to the top of the mountain in turn, forming a spectacular scene that is unique even in the country.

There are many unique suspended buildings, which are just like the trees in this mountain city, and many people live here. For people who have lived here for a long time, these steep mountains have long been used to it. In order to facilitate travel, several spacious walkways meander slowly from bottom to top in these labyrinthine buildings, which is convenient for people living at home along the way. This was once the main road connecting people's lives on the mountain and under the mountain in old Chongqing.

People who cross the trail every day are bustling and endless. There are porters peddling along the street in the lane, and shouts come and go. On both sides of the trail, various daily needs can be found one by one. These small shops are also convenient for people who live on both sides of the path. With the passage of time, the practicality of the trail has become more and more in-depth in life, and slowly some schools and other slightly larger buildings have quietly mixed in.

Entering the new century, urban development is also changing with each passing day. Small houses with hanging feet built along the slope are gradually replaced by large buildings with reinforced concrete. The residents along the trail are no longer just climbing, but a road that runs through the mountain city layer by layer, which greatly changes their way of travel. There are fewer and fewer people walking the trails from bottom to top, and the hot scenes of people coming and going in the past have gradually faded into daily life.

The old man is still here to continue the memory of the mountain path. A cup of faint old shade tea brought his thoughts back to that era. In the trail, there are always vendors who drink tea for a living. For a few cents, they can drink a full cup of thirst-quenching products, with a little sweetness in the bitterness. ......

Laoyin tea is still a little bitter and sweet, just like this mountain trail, which is precipitated with unique regional culture and retains bits and pieces of history.