The day after coming to Wuwei.
I came to Wuwei more than a decade ago. Yesterday, I walked all the way, thinking about the changes in this thousand-year-old Liangzhou city.
Unsurprisingly, what I saw and heard, I deeply felt the great changes that had taken place in her.
The total number of cities has expanded by 30% or 40% compared with many years ago, and the new city has sprung up, and the old city is hidden from each other. Infrastructure construction is relatively perfect, the road is smooth, the road teeth are laid in place; the traffic lights are set up scientifically and eye-catching; the layout of the urban street garden is reasonable, although it is winter, it can be imagined that it will soon be spring and warm flowers blooming.
The most touching thing is the people here! Everyone asks for directions, the service staff of the accommodation, or the taxi drivers, they are all simple and warm, which makes people feel warm.
Roaming the Wuwei Museum, it can be seen that Wuwei, the core area of Guliangzhou more than 2,000 years ago and the residence of the Liangdu of the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms, was the important town of northern China at that time, and one of the three major cities in China. Wuwei is located at the eastern end of the Hexi Corridor and is the throat of the Hedong region into the western region. With the rich meltwater of ice and snow in the Qilian Mountains, this is the central hinterland of the Hexi Corridor, the fertile land is beautiful, and it has played an extremely important historical role in ancient China and played a magical role in the formation and evolution of the Chinese nation.
Bless Wu Wei! Bless Liangzhou!
