Attractions of Dali Ancient City: Renmin Road, Foreigners Street, Red Longjing, Fuxing Road;
The first gate of the ancient city-literature building.
The Literature Building, located at the south gate 1km of the ancient city of Dali, is known as the first gate of the ancient city and is a landmark building of the ancient city of Dali. It was founded in the Kangxi period of the Qing Dynasty. This building was inscribed with the plaque of "A Famous State of Literature" in the 40th year of Kangxi (A.D. 170 1), hence the name "Literature Building". The document building spans the passage into the ancient city of Dali in the south, and the willow trees on both sides of the road are shaded, which is quite poetic. It is the gateway for the government to welcome dignitaries. The Literature Building is a two-story stone building with typical Bai architectural features. It stands on the gate of masonry structure, magnificent.
Foreigner Street-Protecting Country Roads.
The east-west road to protect the country in the ancient city is called "foreigner street", where Chinese and western restaurants, cafes, teahouses and handicraft shops come and go. Signs and advertisements are mostly written in foreign languages. Blonde and blue-eyed "foreigners" linger here, looking for the ancient charm of the East, and gradually become a unique landscape.
Wuhua Building, the "first floor in the world" in ancient Nanzhao.
Wuhualou is the state guesthouse of the ancient Nanzhao king, also known as Wuhualou. Since Nanzhao, Wuhua Building has been burned down many times, rebuilt many times, and built smaller and smaller. Nowadays, Wuhualou area has formed a certain scale of calligraphy and painting market, and its business varieties include calligraphy, traditional Chinese painting, landscapes, flowers and birds, figures and so on. There are also leather paintings and oil paintings.
Christian church in Dali ancient city.
Located at the intersection of Fuxing Road and Heping Road, Dali Ancient City Christian Church was founded in June of 1904, and was then called "Chinese Christian Church". 1956 changed its name to "Dali Christian Solidarity". 1980 changed its name to "Dali Ancient City Christian Church". In 2004, it was renamed "Dali Ancient City Christian Church" again. In 2008, it was listed as a municipal cultural relics protection unit. The main structure of the church is a mud-wood structure with a four-tile roof, which maintains the style of western European churches and has strong Bai architectural characteristics. This is a church that combines Chinese and western styles. I hope my answer can help you!