Which is more fun, Sichuan Luodai or Huanglongxi?

Huanglongxi is a little more fun. Difference: Luodai is closer, and Huanglongxi is a little farther; As far as business is concerned, Huanglongxi is more important than Luodai. With the scenery, Huanglongxi is more beautiful. With humanity, Luodai is better. I prefer Luodai ancient town and sad bean jelly. Delicious!

Huanglongxi town is near Fuhe River in the east and Muma Mountain in the north, with beautiful scenery. The residents of the town live in this quiet and quaint environment. Huanglongxi town was first introduced by China Trading Corporation. 1990, the company introduced the history of the ancient town, Zhuge Liangbing's nomadic Mashan, and the successors of traditional Chinese medicine in the ancient town in detail with the title of "A glimpse of the ancient town of Huanglongxi". With a large number of photos of ancient temples, ancient trees, ancient streets and lanes, old pontoons, ancient wood products and artifacts, the scene of "beautiful scenery and pure folk customs of ancient towns" in Huanglongxi is displayed.

Most of the existing houses in Huanglongxi ancient town are Ming and Qing buildings. The main street is paved with stone slabs, with cornices and angle irons on both sides. There is a thick blue fog everywhere, deep streets, two-story buildings with wooden structures on both sides, one after another, and most of the shops and arcades facing the street downstairs. There is a small flag with white characters on a blue background in front of the door, which reads "Jade Alley", "Luhuitou" and "Sugar Shop". Houses on the second floor, those near the inner street are used for living, and those near the river are used for business. Walking through a street, I saw another alley, with bare bluestone road, shiny black door panels and antique signs at the foot, full of ancient meaning.

Luodai Ancient Town Luodai Town, located in Longquanyi District, Chengdu, Sichuan Province, is a Hakka ancient town. It was built in the Three Kingdoms period. According to legend, the jade belt of Liu Chan, the ruler of the late Shu Han Dynasty, fell into the octagonal well next to the town, so it was named Luodai. Later, it was named Luodai because of homophonic. During the Tang and Song Dynasties, Luodai belonged to Lingquan County, Chengdu, ranking first among the "three towns" in Dongshan. Luodai town is famous in recent years, and the attractive places are the Hakka people living here, special food and strong Hakka customs.

Luodai Ancient Town, commonly known as Luodai Town, is one of the five major venues in Dongshan, Chengdu. Surrounded by mountains and waters, backed by Longquan Mountain, facing Chengdu Plain. Luodai Town has a long history. According to legend, Luodai Town is an established street in the Han Dynasty and a place where Hakka people live in Dongshan, Chengdu. The people who live here are all Hakkas who migrated from eastern Fujian in the great immigration tide of "Huguang filling Sichuan" before the Qing Dynasty. Hakkas are industrious and simple, cultivating land in a desolate and inaccessible land and starting businesses from generation to generation. Up to now, the ancient town of Luodai still retains the Hakka dialect, appearance, feelings and customs. It is not an exaggeration for some people to call Luodai the first Hakka town in West Shu.