After jumping over the umbrella, continue on the way to Queenstown. First take the name of New Zealand's most beautiful road - Crown Mountain Road. The colors of early spring are not rich enough, and it should be more beautiful if autumn arrives. Before arriving in Queenstown, you will pass through Arrowtown, alias Gold Rush Town. At the beginning of the 19th century, a large number of workers came here to find gold, including Chinese people who came to the treasure hunt from the Guangdong, Pearl River Delta and other places, so the Chinese people still have the Chinese heritage site for tourists to visit. I visited the site and strolled around the town without a destination. Many flowers bloomed, including magnolia, cherry blossoms and daisies. . . Let us find another good place for narcissism to take pictures. There are many small shops in Arrow, including cafes, restaurants, art galleries, bars and small shops selling souvenirs. Its predecessor was a gold rushing base. A long time ago, the Arrow River here was found to contain rich sands, attracting gold madmen from all over the world to explore and discover. Since then, Arrow Town has been established by the Arrow River. Today's Arrowtown has long since stopped relying on gold development. The original gold mines have also been mined and sealed. However, it is said that some people can still sift out the fine gold in the Arrow River. There are also many tourists who are willing to take the gold pan and squat on the river bank.