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Encountering Luzhi | Savor the Jiangnan “Tone,” and Collect Exquisite Seals


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Wuzhong District Bureau of Culture, Sports and Tourism
Launch “Follow the Seals, Explore Wuzhong with Fun” Activity
Check in at designated scenic spots in Wuzhong District.
Collect all 8 “Wuzhong Delights” stamps.
You can immediately receive one Taihu Tourism Annual Pass!
Collection of official seals
Savor the “Tone” of Jiangnan
Unlock a new way to check in at Luzhi~
 
[Luoxi Ancient Town Stamp-Collecting Guide]
Stamping Station at Luzhi Ancient Town
Right at the cultural and creative store of the Luzhi Tourist Center.
The Lüduan is the “town emblem” of Luzhi.
The chibi‑style Duan Duan serves as the official ambassador of Luzhi Ancient Town.
Collect goodie stamps
Experience the Scenery of Jiangnan
Win a surprise prize
Come to Luzhi Ancient Town and collect stamps for free!
Event Time: January 20 – February 24, 2024
Stamping stations in Luzhi Ancient Town: Luzhi Tourist Center Cultural and Creative Store
Part01.
Cultural Tone
❖ Humanistic Jiangnan, Rich with Meaning ❖
 
  What is cultural resonance? The timeless charm steeped in millennia-old temples, the stories preserved in sprawling museums, and the artisanal ingenuity embedded in a wealth of intangible cultural heritage—these all weave together the evocative cultural rhythm of Luzhi Ancient Town, inviting endless contemplation.

During the Tang Dynasty, Yang Huizhi, known as the “Sage of Sculpture,” left behind sculpted arhat murals that resemble three-dimensional landscapes and figures. Ye Shengtao, while teaching at the Wugao School, forged a deep bond with Luzhi, declaring it his “second hometown.” Meanwhile, the vibrant colors and distinctive designs of the Luzhi water-town women’s attire—known as the “Qinglian Shirt”—continue to captivate all who behold them.

In the Jiangnan of humanistic charm, time has left its gentle imprint; every corner is worth lingering in, and every story is worth listening to.
 
Part02.
Riverside Charm
❖ Elegant and graceful, intoxicated yet loath to return ❖
 
  One’s aspirations should be lofty, and one’s phrasing refined; throughout the water towns of Jiangnan, a poetic spirit of high literary taste and graceful elegance flows like a gentle stream. Later generations, following in the footsteps of the celebrated literati, have flocked here to bathe in that poetic aura and savor its elegant, cultivated charm.

The murmuring, crystal‑clear streams of Luzhi—“the shore of the Five Lakes” and “the confluence of the Six Marshes”—evoke the reclusive, self‑satisfied charm captured by the late Tang poet Lu Guimeng: “With a few sails hoisted in drunken ease, I wait only for the wind that bears the carp.” And the graceful scene of painted boats moored at the shore in springtime is celebrated by the Yuan‑dynasty painter Ni Zan as “When the spring breeze blows, it seems to have anchored at Wuling Bay.”

Ancient bridges stand gracefully, small boats gently sway, winding paths lead to secluded beauty; strolling through the streets, one is met with endless, enchanting vistas that leave one entranced and reluctant to depart.

Part03.
Lifestyle Mood
❖ A World of Fireworks, Poetry, and Distant Horizons ❖
 
  Life isn’t somewhere else—it’s found in the everyday rhythms of the water towns. It’s the gentle sway of a hand‑cranked boat parting the ripples, and the quiet thrill of discovering what lies around the next bend.

Within the modest old town, residents still uphold a traditional way of life, while the burgeoning coffeehouses and wine bars, though different in character, together capture the freedom and tranquility of the Jiangnan water towns.

The guqin’s clear, resonant tones soar with vigor, while the tea’s aroma is warm, mellow, and refreshingly pure. At this guesthouse, guests feel right at home, allowing body and soul to find rest in the ancient town of Luzhi—both a small, everyday joy amidst life’s bustling scenes and a poetic, far‑off memory of Jiangnan.

Part04.
Culinary Foundation
  ❖ Jiangnan Flavors, Eating with the Seasons ❖
 
  “Blossoms” is like a culinary guidebook, putting many Jiangnan delicacies in the spotlight. Embark on a gastronomic journey through the ancient town of Luzhi and savor the fresh, vibrant flavors bestowed by this land and its waters.
 
  On Xihui Street, Zhongshi Street, Nanshi Street, and Dongshi Street in Luzhi Ancient Town, quaint shops line the streets, each brimming with delectable local snacks worth savoring. From begonia cakes and pumpkin cakes to youzanzi, aozao noodles, and Luzhi radishes, take your time to relish the authentic flavors of this water‑town.

Among time-honored restaurants, Suzhou-style dishes such as chicken‑head rice with shrimp, braised water bamboo shoots in oil, pork stewed with taro, salted river prawns, white fish from Cheng Lake, eel soup drizzled with hot oil, and Fuli duck congee all eloquently convey the refined flavors of the Jiangnan region.

The Melodic Tone of Culture
The charm of the water town
The charm of life
The tone of the cuisine
Together, they form the “tone” of Luzhi.
Here
Encountering the simple, authentic flavors of life
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