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Cats are a kind of pet that is generally loved by literary and artistic youth, and petting cats has also become a standard action for literary and artistic youth. As a tourist city of "paradise" for literary and artistic youth, Xiamen naturally will not let go of making a big fuss about "cats" to attract the attention of literary and artistic youth.
Therefore, Xiamen's cat street came into being, this small commercial street not far from Xiamen University and Nanputuo Temple has quickly become a "net red" because of the name of "cat street", and many literary and artistic young people are rushing to punch the clock.
Some time ago, I came to this prestigious Xiamen "cat street" to find out. To be honest, this street is not even known to locals, but it is more familiar to foreign tourists.
According to friends in Xiamen, this street named "Dingaozai" was originally just a food street frequented by Xiamen University students, no different from the kind of food street that exists near all universities in the country, and was later built into "Dingaozai Cat Street" before it suddenly turned red.
Therefore, this street originally had nothing to do with "cats", but it was artificially packaged to become what it is now.
As a result, all the shops on this street, in order to relate to the "cat", no matter what they do, will try to add a little cat-related elements to the storefront.
But the strange thing is that since the name is called Cat Street, you can hardly see a cat on this street, and many literary and artistic young people who rush to pick up cats are inevitably disappointed.
It turns out that the cats in Xiamen Cat Street are not casually picked up for you, if you want to pick up cats, go into some stores to spend money on it! For example, this is the most representative "cat museum" on Cat Street.
If you want to pet a cat here, just give it money.
I don't know if the feeling of spending money on cats in Xiamen is different from the feeling of picking up cats outside?
In addition to the "Cat Museum", there are many shops that also use cats to attract customers, but if you want to pet cats, you need to spend money to spend money to spend it.
So, have you ever been to Cat Street in Xiamen? How does it feel? What do you think about the phenomenon that there are no cats on The Cat Street in Xiamen, and if you want to pet a cat, you can only spend money to pick it up? If you have the opportunity to travel to Xiamen, will you want to go to this cat street to have a look? Welcome to leave a comment!
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