🏮【Nanjing Must-See】Travel back in time to the Tang poetry of your Chinese textbook! A complete guide to a nighttime stroll through Confucius Temple Pedestrian Street!

"Wild grass and flowers by Zhuque Bridge, the setting sun at the entrance of Wuyi Lane"—as Liu Yuxi's poem reappears before my eyes, the entire street is filled with the charm of the Tang and Song dynasties!

🌟 Cultural Highlights
✅ Wuyi Alley:
- See the Wang Dao and Xie An Memorial Hall, where you can find the "swallows in the halls of the Wang and Xie families of old"
- A replica of the Liu Yuxi poem stele at the entrance of the alley is perfect for photos at sunset

✅ Qinhuai River Cruise:
- Best night cruise hours: 7:00 PM - 9:00 PM (lights on)
- Route: Confucius Temple Pier → Bailuzhou Park round-trip
- Tip: Choose a window seat

🛍️ Recommended Specialty Shops
🍡 Food:
- Osmanthus-flavored taro sprouts at Lianhu Cake Shop
- Duck oil-fried sesame cakes at Qifang Pavilion

🎎 Cultural and Creative Products:
- Poetry and stationery at Qinhuai Gift Shop
- Woodblock New Year prints at Jinling Scripture Engraving Office

💡 Practical Tips
⌚ Recommended time: Visit after 5:00 PM in the summer. Daytime heat is intense, and there's no sunblock on Confucius Temple Pedestrian Street.
🚇 Transportation: Metro Line 3, Confucius Temple Station, Exit 2
🎫 Admission to Wuyi Alley is free, and boat tickets are 100 yuan per person.

Standing on Wende Bridge, with modern neon lights on your left and the rhythm of Tang and Song poetry on your right, this sense of time and space can only be felt at Confucius Temple!

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