【HaiChuan Reunion Year: Returning Home – A Lantern Festival Trip to Luodai Ancient Town】

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This post was last edited by Desert Fish on 2018-3-16 at 12:56. I’m contributing to the Casual Zone! Wish all sailors good health, success in everything, fulfillment of their wishes, and the realization of their dreams. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Luodai Ancient Town – should it be called Luodai or Luodai? There are several legends: one says that the ancient town is surrounded by the Luo River, which resembles a belt, hence the name “Luo Dai”” ； Secondly, it is said that in the ancient town there was an octagonal well; a fish seller who refused to be forced by the officials to hand over his fish jumped into the well. The people were shocked and managed to catch only his belt, which is why it is called “the belt that fell”” ； Thirdly, the ancient town has a narrow and elongated shape, resembling a jade belt floating in the sky. Wannian Stage, an ancient theater that has witnessed countless stories of love and hate over the centuries... It seems as though the words \"In this world, only love is hard to express... But never betray each other in your longing; there are three lifetimes depicted in The Peony Pavilion\" are echoing in my ears. Wufeng Tower, now used as a tourist center, is home to a riddle for the Lantern Festival: Archaeological discoveries related to the RMB currency – guess a character. Try to guess as well: at the Ancient Temple of the Burning Lamp, the calligraphy works in that temple mostly contain messages urging people to abandon evil and practice goodness. Character repositories: In ancient times, people held great reverence for characters, believing that they possessed life. Abandoned books or pieces of paper on which characters were written were never discarded carelessly; instead, they were collected and buried or burned, and such places were called character tombs or character repositories. Hakka snack – Sad Tofu Jelly. It is said that when Hakka people eat this delicious dish from their hometown, it triggers feelings of nostalgia in them, leading to sadness ； Secondly, delicious food is not easy to come by – it’s made entirely by hand, and preparing a dish of jelly requires a lot of effort ； Thirdly, the tangy gel dessert is served with a lot of chili, making it extremely spicy ； Guess what this is? What is it for?