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While many places sell Roujiamo, Qinyu is the local 'insider' pick. This no-frills shop often sells out by early afternoon, as locals flock here for the exceptionally crispy, hand-baked bread and the succulent, long-stewed pork. Unlike the tourist-oriented spots, the flavor here is more robust and traditional. The kitchen is visible, showing the rhythmic process of chopping meat and stuffing the warm buns. Expert Recommendation: Pair your Roujiamo with a bowl of 'Zhenzhu Mi' (creamy rice porridge) to balance the savory fat. Pro Tip: Arrive before 11:30 AM to ensure you get a taste; the line moves fast, but the stock is limited.
Widely considered the 'gold standard' for Roujiamo (Chinese Hamburger), Fan Ji has been stewing meat since the early 20th century
Biang Biang noodles are famous for their name—the most complex Chinese character—and their wide, belt-like shape
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This is one of the oldest and largest mosques in China, founded in 742 AD

Standing at the exact geographical center of the ancient city, the Bell Tower is an iconic triple-eaved wooden structure built in 1384
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