Petting songbirds is also a kind of "national quintessence" in China. Every day in the early morning of Xi'an moat, there are many bird lovers here to come and watch birds and exchange birds. The birds here are basically thrushes. When there are fighters, they will also provoke a fighting bird game from time to time. Dozens of bird cages are lined up in the trees. It is spectacular, and the sound of the songs in the woods makes you in the sky. I am so intoxicated. Most of the ostriches are old people who are retired nearby. When they are just dawning in the morning, they push the car to come here. The basic eleven people will go home and eat, and the slow life of Xi’an is like this~

When you visit the Xi’an Museum, you will notice that the museum takes the ancient capital of Xi’an as its theme. It has built a history over more than a thousand years, reflecting he ancient capital of Xi’an 13 Dynasty. The Mingtang ruins were built on the south side of the Han Great Wall during the time of Wang Shuo. The Xi'an Museum is composed of three parts: Tang Xiaoyan Tower, Jianfu Temple Ancient Architecture Group and the Museum. This unique architectural layout integrating the museum, tower, temple and garden is unique in the national museum community. 

The reason why the hot springs of Huaqing Palace attracted the emperors of the past is because Lushan is a dormant volcano, and the water flowing through it is heated to a constant temperature of 43 degrees. The hot spring water here is rich in minerals. At present, the "Lotus Soup" and "Haiyan Soup" used by Emperor Xuanzong and Yang Guifei, and the "Xingchen Soup" used by Tang Taizong and the five royal Tangchi sites such as "Taizi Tang" and "Shangshitang" are cleaned up.

The bell tower witnessed the vicissitudes of Xi'an City for hundreds of years, and it is also the most striking spiritual aspect of Xi'an. Looking out from the sky at night, the four streets of the east, west, north and south meet here. The bell tower inspires fascination as it is such a brilliant structure that stands in the centre of the city. The citizens of Xi’an are proud of this heritage. 

In the New Year in Xi'an, look for the sites of the Tang Dynasty. There are relics everywhere. There is a restoration of the miniature landscape of Daming Palace in the Daming Palace Site Park. It won’t be easy to see how big the Daming Palace was just by looking at the miniatures, but they are still very stunning. Daming Palace has a circumference of more than 7.6 kilometers; the area is about 3.2 square kilometers, four times that of the Beijing Forbidden City, which is equivalent to three times the size of Versailles, twelve Kremlin, thirteen Louvre, fifteen Buckingham Palace, and five hundred football fields. When you look at it this way, you can try to imagine how big the Daming Palace really was.

Xi'an City Wall, also known as Xi'an Ming City Wall, is the largest and most preserved ancient city in China. There are four main gates of Xi'an City Wall: Changle Gate (East Gate), Yongning Gate (South Gate), Anding Gate (West Gate), and Anyuan Gate (North Gate). These four gates are also the original gates of the ancient city. Since the beginning of the Republic of China, a number of city gates have been newly opened for the convenience of access to the ancient city. So far, there are 18 gates in Xi'an City Wall. In order to preserve the beauty of China, Xi'an City Wall Scenic Spot specially launched the "Tangfeng Hanyun·Huafu Courtesy" Xi'an City Wall Huafu Cultural Season. During this period, citizens and tourists wearing Chinese clothes visit the scenic spots and can apply for the free admission experience with the resident ID card (or relevant identification) at each gate of Xi'an City Wall.

Although it is not the first time I visited the Terracotta Army, it was still stunning to see the sight before me. Whenever the terracotta warriors and horses gather, it not only attracts tourists, but the locals as well. This project has been ongoing for about 39 years. The Imperial Tomb of the first feudal emperor in Chinese history is not just hailed as the eight wonder of the world, but it is also a treasure of ancient human civilization in a spiritual sense. I went to all three of the pits with my companions and saw archaeological scholars cleaning and maintaining the relics. Each of the terracotta warriors and horses is about 1.8 to 2 meters high. It is said that there are thousands of them and each one is different. The process to make them is also quite complicated. It needs to be shaped with yellow mud and then calcined in the kiln. With careful painting to finish, a terracotta warrior can be created. 

In the east of Xi'an, the Xingqing Palace Park opposite Jiaotong University is well known among the people of Xi'an. During the Tang Dynasty, Xingging Palace was one of the three major palaces of Chang'an, along with the Taiji Palace and Daming Palace. Today's Xingqing Palace Park was built on the site of the original Xingqing Palace. There are tall buildings such as Longtang, Changqingxuan, Shenxiang Pavilion, Huayuan Xianghui Building and Qinzheng Office. It is surrounded by Longchi, clean and beautiful. I remember when I was a child, I lived nearby. The most popular place to visit is Xingqing Park. For decades, there seems to be no major change here. It stands quietly in the corner of Chang'an City.

Datang Furong Garden is located in the Qujiang Development Zone in the south of Xi'an City, on the southeast side of the Big Wild Goose Pagoda. It was rebuilt in the north of the original Tang Dynasty Furong Garden ruins, and modelled after the royal garden style of the Tang Dynasty. This large royal garden-style cultural theme park is the first comprehensive showcase of the Tang Dynasty in China. There are many antique buildings such as Ziyun Building, Ladies' House, Royal Banquet Palace, Xingyuan Garden, Fanglin Garden, Fengming Jiutian Theater and Tang City. These scenic spots are mainly built on Furong Lake and are distributed around Furong Lake. Ziyun Building is the centre of the entire attraction. It is the largest imitation of the Tang Dynasty royal buildings in China.