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I thought it was served cold, but it turned out to be hot. The broth was truly unique. The osmanthus wine was refreshing and refreshing, and it took the greasiness away. The red bean paste was sweet and rich.

Jingdezhen Travelogue: Stay at Ruyuan Sky City, where porcelain charm and fireworks converge Staying at the Ruyuan Sky City Hotel, across from Taoyangli, is a perfect way to experience Jingdezhen. The British-style courtyard hides exquisite details, and the blue and white porcelain elements in the rooms echo the Porcelain Capital's heritage. Free laundry and parking, along with welcome fruit, make your trip a breeze. A 5-minute walk directly to Taoyangli, and a 20-minute rental e-scooter to Taoxichuan, makes for efficient dining and transportation. Taoyangli: A Millennium of Porcelain Charms, Morning and Night Don't sleep in; walk to Taoyangli by 8:30 a.m., while the bluestone pavement is still wet with dew. A must-see at the Imperial Kiln Museum at 9 a.m. is the morning light, filtering through the red brick arches, and the reflections on the water create a cinematic filter. The Ming and Qing imperial porcelain restoration exhibition inside holds imperial secrets. Be sure to book in advance for free admission. When you're tired of strolling around, head to the Yanghua Nong Intangible Cultural Heritage Workshop to watch artisans demonstrate the techniques of throwing and trimming clay. If you're feeling hands-on, head to the Sanbao Workshop to paint blue and white porcelain; even beginners can take home their own creations. In the evening, climb to the summit of Longzhu Pavilion for panoramic views and capture silhouettes through the blue and white porcelain panels for a truly atmospheric experience. At night, the "Blue Tears" light show at Nanqiao reflects the Changjiang River into a dreamlike spectacle. Taoxichuan: A Carnival of Cultural Creativity and Cuisine Take an afternoon e-scooter to Taoxichuan. The cultural and creative district nestled beneath the red brick chimneys holds countless surprises. A must-see is the University Student Creative Mall, where ceramic bracelets and handmade cups offer exceptional value, with five small accessories for just 10 yuan. When you're tired, head to "Yiwanfen" for some noodles. The shrimp and beef cold noodles paired with Grandpa's moon-shaped shrimp cakes are a local favorite for decades. Don't miss the 3.9 yuan sour plum wine and cultural and creative refrigerator magnets. The Taoxichuan Market is even more lively at night, and the Spring and Autumn Market boasts a dazzling array of creative stalls. For a full meal, the artistic Qiuyou Bistro offers a photogenic setting. The sour soup with clear river fish and the French garlic shrimp bread are photogenic. Spicy lovers recommend Zhu Guangyu Hotpot, where the Dai-style freshly mixed beef pairs perfectly with a spicier dessert. For souvenirs, head to "Porcelain Capital Gifts," where Fuliang tea and Jingde mini cakes are packaged in signature Porcelain Capital packaging. A Taste of the Porcelain Capital: A Taste of the City from Morning to Night Breakfast is available at the food stall downstairs. Wu Ji's cold noodles tossed in orange peel sauce and served with crispy fried broth are a welcome addition. Alternatively, try the sweet, fragrant, and soft fried dough sticks wrapped in glutinous rice cakes at Liu Wanyu's fried dough stick stall. For dinner, Xiaoye Jingxin Jingde Cuisine near Taoyangli is recommended. The kiln-fire-braised fish head and porcelain-clay-braised chicken are full of wild flavors, and for just 60 yuan per person, you can enjoy a satisfying meal. At night, take a taxi to Ouji Food Stall on Zhejiang Road, where their signature soft and flavorful chicken feet are the starting price. Alternatively, head straight to Taoyang New Village Night Market for a one-stop shop for snacks like dumplings, fried dough sticks, and glutinous rice cakes. Practical Tips 1. Renting an electric scooter costs an average of 30 yuan per day, offering more flexibility when navigating attractions than taking a taxi. 2. The Imperial Kiln Museum is best lit between 8 and 10 p.m., making it a great choice for weekend crowds. 3. The hotel is within walking distance of Fuzhou Lane Food Street, making it convenient for nighttime dining. The romance of the Porcelain Capital is hidden in the fragrant aroma of clay and the tinkling of artifacts. Staying here allows you to capture a thousand years of history and the vibrant life of the city.

The town's foodie exploration team is out! 🤩 Locals recommend 5 restaurants near the Imperial Kiln Factory to help you savor authentic Jingdezhen delicacies~ 🧩 Yiwanfen (Taoyangli Branch) ✨15 yuan per person | Open 7:00 AM - 8:00 PM 📍No. 28 Taoyang South Road 👉Cold noodles, dumpling cakes, and flower-flavored fermented rice wine are all flavors we've enjoyed since childhood! The new Blue and White Porcelain Milk Skin is only 8 yuan, affordable and beautiful! Recommended for breakfast to kick off the day full of energy!💪 🧩 Qizhong Small Meat ✨20 skewers for 10 yuan! | Open 2:00 PM - 11:00 PM 📍Across from Jingdezhen No. 7 Middle School 🔥It's really hot right now! This skewers spot locals have been eating since childhood. The meat is so tender and juicy, and the lines are always 10 minutes long! I recommend avoiding mealtimes. 🧩Tian Xiaoya Jiangxi Cuisine ✨50 yuan per person | Open 11:00 AM - 9:00 PM 📍No. 98 Zhushan Middle Road 🐥The signature duck is incredibly fresh! The grilled squid and eggplant box are also excellent! The setting is incredibly Jiangxi-inspired, and after eating, I'll immediately want to check out the beautiful scenery of Jiangxi! 🧩Zhengnan Qibai Pickled Pepper Rice Noodles (Fuzhou Lane Branch) ✨18 yuan per person | Open 10:30 AM - 9:00 PM 📍No. 69 Fuzhou Lane 🌶️The spicy pickled pepper and duck blood rice noodles are a must-try! The spicy and sour appetizer is incredibly refreshing! Be sure to avoid rush hour lines! 😉 🧩Cidu Good Gifts (Fuzhou Lane Branch) ✨Specialty Souvenirs | Open 9:00 AM - 9:00 PM 📍No. 112, Fuzhou Lane 🛍️You can find all kinds of Jingdezhen souvenirs here! Recommend bringing home some ceramic items and a cold noodle seasoning pack!

1️⃣, Yangzhou A city known for its slow-paced lifestyle, where "skin is thick in the morning, skin is thick in the evening"! Stroll along the shores of Slender West Lake and experience intangible cultural heritage at a back-scrubbing parlor—even solo travelers can fully experience the experience. ▪️ Accommodation: Hostels/B&Bs near Wenchang Pavilion, 100+ per night ▪️ Transportation: Shared electric bikes and public transportation, conveniently located near attractions ▪️ Food: Must-try crab roe soup dumplings (Yechun Tea House) and lotus root starch dumplings (Dongguan Street) 💡 Tip: In autumn, the sweet fragrance of osmanthus fills Slender West Lake, and a nighttime cruise on the Ancient Grand Canal is truly relaxing! 2️⃣, Jingdezhen A paradise for art lovers! Browse the Sculpture Porcelain Factory for handmade pieces, try your hand at pottery DIY, and spend an afternoon in the mountain café of Sanbao Village. ▪️ Accommodation: Taoxichuan Design Hotel, 200+/night ▪️ Travel: Taxi starts at 6 RMB, and attractions are within 10 minutes. ▪️ Food: Fried dough sticks wrapped in glutinous rice cakes (Fuzhou Lane), cold noodles (Yiwanfen) 💡 Tip: The Saturday morning market at the Lotte Pottery Society Creative Market is a must! 3️⃣, Dongshan Island A hidden gem of Fujian! The colorful houses in Nanmen Bay resemble Italy's Cinque Terre, and the Sufeng Mountain Ring Road offers a sea breeze. The average price per person is 300+ RMB, making for a truly enjoyable experience. ▪️ Accommodation: Seaview B&B in Tongling Town, 150+ RMB/night ▪️ Travel: Rent an electric scooter for 80 RMB/day and travel the island at your own pace. ▪️ Food: Seafood porridge (Chen Ji Meatballs), fried oysters (from a night market stall) 💡 Tip: Watch the sunrise from the mirror-like beach at Jinluan Bay for a stunning view! 4️⃣, Tengchong A hidden gem of Yunnan's border hot springs! Wander in Heshun Ancient Town, enjoy boiling eggs in a large pot in Rehai, and admire the golden glow of Ginkgo Village in October. ▪️ Accommodation: Heshun Ancient Town Inn, 160+ per night ▪️ Transportation: City bus + taxi, special hot spring bus 5 yuan ▪️ Food: Dajiujia (stir-fried rice cakes), Tuguozi (Guyuexuan) 💡 Tip: Choose cucumber greens for a superb value in hot springs!

Jingdezhen | Fuzhou Lane Food Recommendations, Come 🐎! || A local's hidden Fuzhou Lane food map 👇 And they even have amazing 🔥 ceramic flower bracelets!! 🔥 Food Guide 📍 Fuzhou Lane Food Street (Zhongshan North Road, Zhushan District, downtown Jingdezhen) ⏰ Recommended time to check in: 10 AM - 9 PM~ ✔️ [Porcelain City Gifts] One-Stop Shop for Jingdezhen Specialties 🔹Address: No. 28 Fuzhou Lane 🔹Must-Buy: Instant Cold Noodles 👉🏻 Yiwannian Store Jiangxi Chili Sauce & Fuliang Black Tea 👉🏻 Store Exclusive Dough Sticks with Mochi 👉🏻 A Must-Try Breakfast Stall! 🕒Opening Hours: 8:00 AM - 9:00 PM 🍜 Must-Try Restaurants 1️⃣ Yiwanfen (20-Year-Old Brand) 📍Address: No. 36 Fuzhou Lane 🌟Recommendation: Classic Beef King Cold Noodles (Selectable Spiciness) 💯Specialty: Chewy rice noodles with a special orange peel sauce—a perfect breakfast! 🕒Opening Hours: 6:30 AM - 8:30 PM 2️⃣ Jike Milk Tea (Porcelain City Exclusive) 📍Address: No. 15 Fuzhou Lane 🌟Must-Try: Fuhong Peach Pastry Milk Tea ✨Specialty: The blue and white porcelain cup holder is perfect for photos! 🕒Business Hours: 9:00 AM - 10:00 PM 3️⃣ Zhang's Shaobing (Freshly Baked and Sold) 📍Address: No. 42 Fuzhou Lane 🔥Recommended: Braised Pork with Preserved Mustard Greens ⚠️Tip: Best crispy when baked at 3:00 PM! 🕒Business Hours: 7:00 AM - 7:00 PM 🎁Recommended Souvenirs: Sisters' Chili Sauce Handmade Mung Bean Pancakes (Limited Time Available) Ceramic Flower Bracelets (Available in the Cultural and Creative District) 💥Locals recommend this with tears in their eyes! You'll regret it if you don't try it! #JingdezhenFood #FuzhouLongCheck-In #JiangxiTravel #CeramicCity #JingdezhenStoreExplore