Bamboo Sea, Jiangwan, Nie Shuai’s hometown - Yangtze River Trip (8)

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North and south of the Yangtze River-A trip to the Yangtze River

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The Yangtze River is the boundary, Jiangbei is the north, Jiangnan is the south .

In the morning, Lao Han opened his eyes, glanced at the window, and said excitedly: "It's sunny!"

Then he walked over, opened the curtains, took a look, and said, "It's going to rain!"

The sky was overcast and heavy.

It was already half past eight after breakfast. Starting from Rongshan, it was an uphill road with twists and turns at the beginning, and it was bumpy.

Rongshan Town is very big, like a small county town, with many buildings and many people.

As soon as we came out of Rongshan Mountain, the mountains were green, the fields were green, and the roads were all green. The trees blocked the road, preventing light from passing through.

There are endless slopes one after another. The slopes are not long, but steep, one after another. It is hot when climbing, cold when going down, cold, cold, hot and hot, continuously.

Arrive at Bailu Town an hour later.

At 10:15, after riding 17 kilometers, we left Sichuan and entered the Jiangjin boundary of Chongqing.

This is the end of the bumpy road section, where you have to hold on to the brake when going downhill and keep your eyes on the road, for fear of being in danger due to an accident.

The road was green, and although there were continuous slopes, the riding became more comfortable because the road conditions improved.

There are bunches of fruits growing on the banana trees on the roadside.

There are also those grapefruit trees hanging one big grapefruit after another.

There are also many strawberry fields.

As we approached Baisha Town, the towering banyan trees on both sides of the road blocked out the sun, sealing off the entire top of the road like a deep green alley.

It was already 12 o'clock. To get to the town center, you need to turn left to the bank of the Yangtze River. In order not to take a long detour, you continued walking along the national highway. After a kilometer or two, you found several restaurants along the highway and walked into a Douhua Rice Restaurant. Because he had never eaten it before, Lao Tie looked back to see how others were eating. A woman in her 50s smiled and taught him, and the boss's wife also came over.

A bowl of rice, a bowl of tofu pudding, a small plate of dipping sauce, a piece of tofu pudding, a little dipping sauce, and then you can eat it with rice. At this time, Lao Han had already poured the dipping sauce into the beancurd, making several people in the restaurant laugh.

It actually tastes pretty good.

Seeing Lao Han and Lao Tie coming on a bicycle, everyone in the hotel was interested and asked questions.

After finishing their meal and about to leave, the proprietress stopped them at the door. It turned out that Lao Han's stainless steel thermos was left in the restaurant.

I left the hotel and continued riding. I saw tall buildings one after another and walked through several streets. Baisha Town is very large.

Then we walked in the green alley made of banyan trees.

Arrive at Ciyun Town at half past one.

Like Baisha Town, Ciyun Town is also very large.

Walking around Sichuan and Chongqing, Lao Tie Lao Han felt that compared with counties and towns in most plain areas, the counties and towns here have more people, larger scales, and greater vitality.

I saw several tall trees, towering straight into the sky, with no branches. The tree body was very thick and needed two or three people to hug it. The tree body was like bamboo, one after another. There happened to be a man pruning branches next to him, so Lao Tie stopped and asked. The man thought for a while, and then told Lao Tie that it was called "Fengzhong". Lao Tie didn't understand what the two words were in the end.

We often encounter some tall hibiscus trees on the road. The trees are full of flowers, and many flowers fall to the ground.

Arrive at Lishi Town at two o'clock.

Arrive at Jiatan Town at three o'clock.

A yellow river passes by here. Both sides of the river are covered with dense bamboo forests. Some bamboos stretch straight to the sky, some stretch diagonally above the river, and some are lying in the bamboo forest. The brown river water and the green bamboo forest complement each other.

This river is called Sunxi River.

The Sunxi River originates from Jinding Mountain in Xishui, Guizhou, and meanders through Simian Mountain to the foot of Putuo Mountain. The Jiashan Town area is in the lower reaches, forming a natural nine-winding peninsula group with millions of green bamboos along the coast, stretching for more than ten kilometers. The rippling blue waterscape and the reflection of the dancing bamboo leaves complement each other, forming a picturesque scene of the Sunflower River sandwiched by the beach.

After walking with Sunxi River for a while, we left.

There are bamboo forests on both sides of the road.

There are large areas of Chongqing pepper trees, and there are also many processing and drying factories here.

Those pepper trees emit bursts of fragrance.

Arriving at Pioneer Town at around 3:30, I met more than 10 old men riding bicycles. They were all from Jiangjin City. They passed Lao Tie and Lao Han in a flash. If I looked closely, I saw that they were all riding mopeds.

Some old men greeted Lao Tie and Old Man Han.

At around 4:30, we arrived in Jiangjin District.

Jiangjin lies in the arms of the Yangtze River. The Yangtze River here is like the word "ji", and Jiangjin City is within the word "ji". It is said that there are seven Yangtze River bridges in Jiangjin City, but Lao Tie and Lao Han Only three were seen, the one at the top of the "ji" bend, and one on the left and right. The one at the top of the "Ji" bend is called "Jijiang Bridge".

First, we passed the westernmost bridge, and then went to visit the Nie Rongzhen Exhibition Hall. However, it was closed at this time and could not be entered. I only took a few photos.

When they were about to arrive at Jijiang Bridge, they found a hotel to stay in, and then rode bicycles to Jijiang Bridge.

magnificent, spectacular,

Then go eastward along Binjiang Park to Marshal Square, and then to the Yangtze River Bridge on the east side.

There are swimmers crossing the Yangtze River, being washed by the water of the Yangtze River at a very fast speed.

As night falls, the lanterns begin to turn on, and the lights on the Yangtze River Bridge also turn on, sparkling and reflecting the red water of the river.

Lao Tie and Lao Han also ended their day riding under this beautiful light.

I rode 94 kilometers today. The total distance is 664 kilometers.