Travel to Shandong-Lu N·Dezhou.

A bowl of old tofu + fried tiger to start a day of gluttony🔛 1️⃣ In the early morning, the Ancient Canal Street belongs to the locals. Take a walk along the river and do Tai Chi and aerobics in the small square of the archway. There are no shops busy soliciting customers and no noisy tourists. 2️⃣The Sulu King Cemetery opens on time at 9 o'clock. You can enter to visit by swiping your mainland China ID card or registering. From the outermost Sulu King Royal Garden Archway, walk along the Shinto path inward to the Royal Stele Pavilion. Continue along the Shinto path inward and you can see the famous archway. After the archway, on both sides of the road are the statues guarding King Sulu. At the end of the Shinto path is the Sulu King Tomb Museum (except for the museum, places are open at any time. The museum opens at 9 o'clock). On both sides of the museum are the princess' tomb and the mosque. After entering the museum, there is a courtyard with a wing room on each side and the main hall in the front. These three rooms tell the story of King Sulu's experience of coming to China and returning to the sea ➕ Various commemorative activities held by King Sulu's descendants in the Philippines and China. After visiting the three rooms, walk to the back and you will reach the tomb of the Eastern King of Sulu. You have completed the visit so far. 3️⃣ On the right hand side of the first floor of Dezhou Museum, there is a free 10-minute 3D documentary about the history of Dezhou. Some cultural relics have been sent to the Provincial Museum on business trips (it turns out that cultural relics are 007) and there are also exquisitely preserved pottery buildings and other cultural relics at work. 4️⃣ Dong Zi Garden Dong Zi refers to Dong Zhongshu It’s a pity that the academy is under renovation 😰 Come again if you have a chance 5️⃣Yongqing Temple