I took a taxi through the Bell Tower. The Bell Tower looks especially beautiful at night, with a combination of modern scenery and classical city walls. I got off the car by the roadside, turned my head, and the Drum Tower has the same style, equally beautiful under the lights.
With my hands in my pockets, I leisurely walked through the Drum Tower and stepped on the bluestone bricks of Huimin Street. In the craft shops along the road, there are the same terracotta warrior figurines and wooden nameplates. I picked up a mahogany ruler from the shelf, which had "Heaven rewards diligence" written on it.
The shops have similar doors, and there are drums placed in front of each door, welcoming visitors to play them. Looking around, there are similar couples, with the boy always holding the girl's arm. The girl excitedly goes to play the drums because hitting the drums three times brings happiness.
As I walked along, I ate ear-picking snacks and lamb paomo. Every shop has the word "authentic" in its name. On the left side of the road is mung bean cake, and on the right side is low-sugar mung bean cake. On the nearby snack stalls, there are potato towers, fried yogurt, and iron plate squid. If you look up a little further, the first shop on the return street sells iron plate squid, and upon closer inspection, they also sell fried yogurt and potato towers. Oh, I almost forgot about the long queues for roujiamo (Chinese hamburger). Although there is a roujiamo shop every five steps, only the one at the intersection has the most customers.
At the entrance of the travel agency, they keep shouting about the Terracotta Warriors, Huaqing Pool, Mount Hua, and Famen Temple, but the Terracotta Warriors are always the beginning of that sentence.