Just got back from Quanzhou, let me share my real feelings

Quanzhou🤩, this long-desired city, I finally unlocked it with my sisters the day before yesterday! We enjoyed the sunset🌇 together at the milk tea shop on West Street, felt the evening breeze🎏; experienced hairpin flower photography📷 together; visited the Luoyang Temple in the Sea-Sky Buddhist Kingdom🛕 together; and toured the Wulin ancient village🏘 together. After visiting, I truly feel that Quanzhou is a great place for a two-day weekend trip👏. Below, I will share with you a guide for a weekend trip to Quanzhou🗺. 🚩Route Planning Day 1: West Street (Quanzhou Poster Wall📽 - Berry Super Style - Youli - Kaiyuan Temple - Xiangfeng Alley) Day 2: Wulin Ancient Village - Luoyang Temple ✔️Attraction Details ❶West Street There are many places worth stopping at on West Street, perfect for sitting down for a rest and taking photos at a milk tea shop. Here are a few of my favorite photo spots to share with you📸. 📍Quanzhou Poster Wall: Located in the alley next to Zhongshan Street by the bell tower, it's a local residential building with a huge 'Quanzhou' poster, a good spot to check in when visiting West Street🤳. 📍Berry Super Style: Not far from the entrance of West Street, the shop is quite spacious, where you can drink milk tea indoors or take photos on the rooftop, capturing the twin towers👭. 📍Youli: The indoor air-conditioned area is small, but the rooftop is quite large, offering good photo spots, suitable for both empty shots and portraits🤳. 📍Kaiyuan Temple: Located within West Street, just keep walking inside to reach it. This temple is quite large, with a strong incense offering, and has a red wall for photos📸. 📍Xiangfeng Alley: Right opposite Kaiyuan Temple, walk a bit into the alley and look back to see the classic spot for photographing the pagoda📷. ❷Luoyang Temple This is a unique and magical seaside temple that appears to float on the sea during high tide🛶. 📍Although not large, there are many beautiful and photogenic spots here. It's recommended to wear traditional Chinese clothing or Hanfu for photos, as the results are very good📸. ►Ticket: Free ►Transportation: It's quite far from the city center, so it's recommended to take a taxi, with a one-way fare of about 80-100 yuan💰. ❸Wulin Ancient Village This is a group of buildings with a history of over a hundred years, witnessing the history of overseas Chinese in Southeast Asia🎞. 📍Due to its unique historical background, the architectural style here is diverse, with a combination of Chinese and Western styles that are dazzling. This place is also an important part of Quanzhou's history🎪. ►Many sisters come here to experience the Peranakan costume transformation, with many shops renting out costumes. The general price for a full set of clothing rental + hairstyle is 80 yuan/person💰. ►Ticket: Free ►Transportation: About a 30-40 minute drive from the city center, a one-way taxi fare is 40-50 yuan. This place and Luoyang Temple are on the same route, so you can visit them together🎉. ✔️Accommodation Recommendation It's recommended to stay near West Street, as it's convenient for dining and travel🚶.