Guyu Lao Jie is a traditional commercial street district where you can purchase six-pan shan tea and non-heritag crafts, and experience the local atmosphere. This street, built into the mountains, features a collection of ancient buildings with blue bricks and gray tiles, reminiscent of the prosperous trade period of the Ming and Qing dynasties. The air is filled with the fragrance of six-pan shan tea, and the sound of old craftsmen hammering leather in the leather workshops. Non-heritag workshops offer traditional crafts such as cai zha (colorful embroidery), ci xiu (embroidery), and yin xi (silver jewelry). Each stone slab is soaked in the footsteps of thousands of merchants. This street is not only a shopping paradise but also a living folk museum, allowing modern people to touch the temperature of the "Seya Jiangnan" (Seya South Jiangnan) region.
