Journey back to the Western Han Dynasty. See the bustling streets of Linqiong. Here lived a remarkable woman named Zhuo Wenjun. Linqiong was her home. It is known as the “Hometown of Zhuo Wenjun”. Linqiong is also called “Intoxicating Linqiong”. Today, Linqiong Ancient City stands as a national AAA-grade tourist attraction. It boasts Dabei Street. Dabei Street is the longest well-preserved ancient street in Sichuan. It’s 2,300 years old. The street lies in the heart of Linqiong. Imagine strolling down this ancient road. Picture the sights and sounds of a bygone era. Along Dabei Street you’ll find the Ancient City Hall. You can also visit the Folk Customs Museum and the Old Tea House. There’s even an ancient ancestral hall and the Linqiong Theatre. Don’t miss the Linqiong Antique Market. Among these attractions are traditional homes and courtyards. They offer a glimpse into the past. Another must-see site in Linqiong is Wenjun Well. This historical site dates back to the Western Han Dynasty. It’s located on Wenjun Street in downtown Qionglai. The well covers an area of 10 mu. It’s designed in the style of a traditional garden. Think of the serene beauty of Suzhou and Hangzhou. The architecture has a southern charm. It is archaic, simple, and elegant. The spirit of Zhuo Wenjun seems to linger here. Her story adds to the allure of Linqiong.
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