Chaozhou, located in eastern Guangdong and bordering Fujian Province, is a national historical and cultural city and an important birthplace of Chaozhou culture. It has many unique cultures such as Chaozhou embroidery, Chaozhou opera, Chaozhou wood carving, Chaozhou cuisine, Chaozhou kungfu tea, and Chaozhou folk houses. Full of yearning for Chaoshan culture, and to trace the footsteps of Tang Dynasty writer Han Yu, we specially made Chaozhou one of the destinations for this 7.1 party member gathering activity.

On July 27, Meida's first party member activity-Chaozhou trip came to this ancient city in eastern Guangdong. When the bus rides across the Hanjiang River, the first thing you see is the Guangji Bridge across the river. "The spring dawn on the Xiangjiang River stretches across the water, and the eighteen shuttle boat locks the painting bridge." The Guangji Bridge across the Han River is also called Xiangzi Bridge and is one of the four ancient bridges in China. Among them, the eighteen shuttle boats on the north shore are active. They are connected together during the day to become a bridge. At night, the iron chains of the boats can be untied to allow the upstream and downstream boats to pass. "Twenty-four floors and twenty-four kinds of terraces" refers to the 24 terraces and pavilions on the Guangji Bridge in various forms. This is also the biggest reason why I like this bridge. Now "Xiang Bridge Spring Rise" is one of the eight scenic spots in Chaozhou.

Going down the bridge, the majestic Guangji Building is across the road. Go through the gate and continue on. Not far away is the Paifang Street with 22 archways criss-crossed. The street is dominated by two-story arcade buildings with many shops and tourists. Weave. The delicacies along the street include hand-made beef balls, taro cakes, duck mother twist, glutinous rice intestines, salt water kueh, rice noodles, and oyster bake. In addition, the Chaozhou Three Treasures bergamot, yellow skin drum, and old medicine orange are essential for the home.

In Chaozhou, I have to mention Han Yu, a great writer who was hailed as "One Hundred Dynasties Wenzong, Taishan Beidou" by later generations. The Hanwen Gong Temple is hidden among the green mountains and green leaves on the Han River. The temple records that he worked hard after arriving in Chaozhou. He wrote a series of good things that are beneficial to the people’s livelihood, such as governing the tide in August, extending the teacher’s education, driving out alligators, caring about the farming mulberry, and redeeming the slaves. It can be seen that he has had a huge impact on the local cultural development and the people’s livelihood. To this day, Chaozhou people are still full of love and respect when talking about Han Yu.

A two-day trip to Chaozhou, visiting ancient streets, ancient bridges and ancient city buildings, is picturesque and poetic. You can experience the scenery in the scenery, the historical heritage in the architecture, and the good thinking in the humanistic stories. It can be said that you have received a lot of goods and have a deep feeling.