Popular Night Attractions in Mengzi

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When the sky is clear, the drone overlooks the south lake of Mengzi, and the clear water is like a mirror, and the sky and clouds are all in the arms. The shoreline of the lake is winding, the willow silk falls like a curtain, and the shore is lush with greenery and greenery along the lake. The lake heart of the Pazhou Pavilion hangs on the water alone, and the darts and corners are particularly eye-catching in the sun. They form elegant pictures with the scattered pavilions and Quqiaos around them. The reflection is in the water of Chenghu Lake, which is in the distance. In the distance, the urban buildings and the lake view blend, and the red roof of the European-style buildings and the Daiwa of the Chinese gardens are in the same way. Occasionally, cruise ships scratched the water, rippled layers, and shocked a few water birds to pass by the lake. From the perspective of high altitude, the South Lake is like an emerald set in the city, with skylight, water color, architecture, and grass intertwined, showing the spirit and tranquility of the southern Anhui water town.

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The relief pillars of Mengzi Crossing-the-Bridge Rice Noodle Town in Honghe Prefecture are a culinary epic carved into stone. More than ten majestic bluestone pillars unfold the history of rice noodles through relief carving: from the rolling waves of rice paddies in southern Yunnan to the caravans carrying grain on ancient post roads, and the classic legend of a lady delivering food to a pavilion in the middle of a lake—every stroke is delicate and lifelike. The craftsmen use a combination of realism and abstraction to present the production process in three dimensions, including grinding the rice paste, blanching it in boiling water, and arranging the ingredients. Steam seems to rise from the bluestone slabs, and the textures of fresh vegetables and meats are vividly depicted. The pillars are also adorned with totem patterns of the Yi and Hani ethnic groups, blending culinary culture with the ethnic customs of southern Yunnan. Standing and gazing upwards, fingertips tracing the raised and recessed lines, one can almost touch the lineage of Mengzi rice noodles, from a folk snack to an intangible cultural heritage treasure, and understand the deep bond between a city and a bowl of noodles.