1. There are many traffic assistants in Guiyang. This impressed me very much. In the city, almost every zebra crossing has traffic controllers at both ends to divert traffic, and many of them are citizen volunteers. Their hard work and long-term habits have caused me to hardly see pedestrians running red lights in Guiyang. On the sidewalk without traffic lights, vehicles will stop very nice to let pedestrians go first.
2. People in Guizhou love tofu, potatoes and broken ears. Tofu in various shapes and practices can often be seen in the streets and supermarkets. Fried tofu balls, small tofu baked on the street, baked tofu bubbles, cold rice tofu ... There are many more, and the taste is really great. Like my favorite tofu balls, they are crispy outside and tender inside. After frying, they are cut open and poured with special seasoning-Xiang! I wrote that my saliva came out again. Fried potatoes on the street are snacks that seem to have little appetite but can't stop eating. The two snacks mentioned above must have one ingredient in the seasoning, that is, the root of Herba Houttuyniae. Usually at home, my in-laws cook cold salad and eat it almost every day. At first, I was completely unaccustomed to the taste, but later I gradually accepted it. Recently, however, an authoritative magazine published an article saying that aristolochic acid and its derivatives hurt the liver and kidney and cause cancer, and Houttuynia cordata contains aristolochic lactam, a metabolite of aristolochic acid in human body. Perhaps people in Southwest China should be more cautious about folding their ears. ?
3. People in Guizhou love music. I still remember that when I first came to Guiyang, I saw many men and women wearing national costumes singing songs by the Nanming River. The scene at that time was so novel! But the hobby of music is not unique to ethnic minorities. Later, I found that every park, such as Riverside Park and Qianling Mountain Park, has many people playing musical instruments, singing and dancing, and everyone's face is filled with happiness. Dancing crowds also gather in many squares during the day. At night, the same is true. For example, there are several groups of people singing in mobile karaoke bars on the Nanming River. Everyone takes turns singing, and the onlookers applaud and enjoy themselves. There is another small detail that I noticed. In other cities, beggars are mostly lying on the street or disabled, but I rarely see them in Guiyang. What is more, there is a way of singing, a stereo, a microphone, a paper box, and most of them are children. I once saw this on the streets of Changsha. At that time, I told my husband that it would be from Guizhou. In the past, I read what was written on the paper, and sure enough! In addition, there are always Guizhou players entering the final competition in major music draft competitions, which also shows the strength of Guizhou people's music cells.
4. People in Guizhou like to use reduplicated words. The Guiyang dialect I came into contact with mainly came from my in-laws. I usually listened to it a lot and found that they love to use reduplicated words. Later, I heard that another friend also found this. For example, bags (pockets), cups (cups), drawers (drawers), spoons (spoons) and so on.
5, a good place for summer vacation. This point is mainly known to many people, so it is not in the front position, but it is the first time for me to spend the summer here, and the shock is still great! There is no big fan at home, only a small fan connected to USB interface, and the utilization rate is extremely low. All summer, I broke out in a sweat only when I went to play in Seven Small Arches (it was hotter in Libo, and there were too many people). At that time, foreign tourists around me were complaining that the summer was not cool. What I actually thought at that time was that I finally broke out in a sweat this summer ... < P > 6, the scenic spots were beautiful! After coming to Guizhou, I also went to many places to play. At first, my husband took me to all the scenic spots in Guiyang, such as Qianling Mountain Park, Aha Lake Wetland Park, Huaxi Park, etc. At that time, the biggest feeling about these scenic spots was: Tickets are so cheap! For example, the ticket for Qianling Mountain Park is only five yuan, and there is a zoo, a monkey mountain bird forest, boating and a large scenic spot. In other cities, such as Wuhan, where the author stayed, the Botanical Garden and Moshan over there all require dozens of tickets. Later, I also went to some other famous scenic spots, such as Seven Small Arches, Dragon Palace and Huangguoshu Waterfall. The scenery of these scenic spots is really beautiful! Seven Small Arches's green water and distinctive water parks make people linger. Taking a boat to Youlong Palace will take you to marvel at the wonders of nature (karst landforms) at close range. These are all pure natural beauty that have never been seen elsewhere, and it is really relaxing to be in such beautiful scenery. Although it is a summer resort, it is risky to come during the summer vacation. There are too many people! When I went to Seven Small Arches during the summer vacation, I felt that the traffic had exceeded the load of the scenic spot, and I spent most of my time waiting in line to take the bus (the scenic spot was too big to take sightseeing bus), which also gave many foreign tourists a discount on the impression of the scenic spot. September and October is actually a good season to visit Guizhou.
Guizhou is really a good place for you to travel, where the mountains and rivers are beautiful and the people are simple, and most scenic spots are not over-commercialized, so that you can relax wholeheartedly and get in close contact with nature. Of course, this is also a province that is developing at full speed, and there will inevitably be some places that are not doing well in the process of development, but I believe that Guizhou will get better and better, and I believe that Guizhou is worth coming!