Kong Yan Bridge, legend has it that a woman named Kong Yan once kneeled here for three days and nights to seek justice for her father.
Of course, it's just a legend.
On the white jade-colored bridge deck, near the railing, a disheveled painter is drawing portraits for the passersby. Nearby are Lin Fei and others, casually chatting as they follow a group of foreigners ahead.
A few children are frolicking around an old tree near the bridge, occasionally glancing this way, seemingly curious about so many foreigners gathering at once.
However, unlike other places, people don't swarm around foreigners here.
"Regarding the legend of Kong Yan Bridge, let's not talk about that now, but Yuan City is also a gathering place for ethnic minorities. So, there are some nice traditional activities," said the beautiful tour guide at the front, smiling sweetly as she explained.
