Impressions of Fuzhou.

Arrived in Fuzhou at noon on August 4, and went to Beida Road to eat a bowl of Fengjiao beef noodles. The shop is not big, but the business is booming, and it is not easy to park. The temperature in Fuzhou is as high as 39 degrees. In the afternoon, I went to the Fujian Museum to learn about Fujian. The museum has exhibitions on the Traces of Fujian, the Blue Sea of Fujian, and the Light of Ancient Civilization. There are also temporary exhibitions on the Archaeological Achievements of the Austronesian People in Fujian and Fujian in Song Poetry. I had a seafood feast at Wangzhuang Seafood Restaurant for dinner. As an inland person, I had never seen many of the seafood dishes before. They were very rich and delicious. The spicy crab was very tasty, no worse than Sichuan cuisine. Next to the restaurant is the "Three Lanes and Seven Alleys", which originated in the Jin Dynasty. Today, the ancient lanes and alleys have been preserved, making it one of the largest and best-preserved historical and cultural districts in China. Walking through the alleys and turning into Nanhou Street, the lights are bright and the people are bustling. There is a tree in the middle of the road with a heart-shaped crown, which attracts many tourists to take photos. The main attractions in Fuzhou are the Three Mountains, Two Towers, and One Lane. On the morning of the 5th, I went to Wushan Mountain, one of the Three Mountains, and Wuta Tower, one of the Two Towers. Wushan Mountain is close to the Three Lanes and Seven Alleys, with good vegetation and towering trees. It only takes more than ten minutes to reach the top of the mountain. Wushan Mountain is famous for its cliff carvings, and next to Daoshan Pavilion is the "Record of Daoshan Pavilion" by Zeng Gong, one of the Eight Great Prose Masters of the Tang and Song Dynasties. Wushan Mountain is a famous Taoist mountain, with Taoist temples and Buddhist temples, as well as many Confucian temples, such as Jiuxian Temple and Xianshu Temple. Wuta Tower is located at the foot of the eastern slope of Wushan Mountain. The tower is made of granite, with seven octagonal floors, and each floor has a relief of a Buddha statue. This is my first time in Fuzhou, and I have a good impression of it. However, the time is a bit tight, so I can only check in and come back next time to experience it properly.