Below the Little South Gate of the Xi'an City Wall in China lies a primitive, bustling, and vibrant morning market, inheriting over a thousand years of bustling market culture, emanating the unique atmosphere of the ancient city's streets and fireworks.

The lively morning market and the crowded Shaanxi-style delicacies make this a treasure trove of food for the people of Xi'an. The Little South Gate, also known as the Wumumen, is the second gate from west to east on the south wall of Xi'an.

The Little South Gate morning market opens every day from 6:00 to 9:00 in the morning. The 300-meter-long street is filled with various small stalls on both sides, seemingly endless, offering everything from vegetables, fruits, sauces, cooked foods, to nuts and roasted goods.

Immersed in the bustling crowd, memories of rushing to markets with family during childhood emerge. It's just as lively, the purest form of street life, always evoking empathy for the human experience.

Fresh vegetables and live fish and shrimp are neatly displayed on the ground, accompanied by the loud calls of stall owners and bargaining voices of buyers, filled with a strong sense of life, ordinary yet happy. There are also various cooked meats, pastries, sauce beef, cold dishes, old bread... many nameless delicacies that make one's mouth water.

Let's enjoy this video together and feel the rich atmosphere of the streets!

00:00 Video Overview
01:04 People waking up early for breakfast
01:35 Pancakes filled with leeks
03:59 Xi'an's thousand-year-old snack "Red Date Cake"
11:12 Xi'an specialty pastry "Donkey Rolling"
16:03 Shaanxi Fried Pancake
18:35 Xinjiang Roasted Flatbread
27:20 Freshly squeezed orange juice
30:49 Xi'an Giant Pancake
32:19 Freshly ground sesame paste
34:14 Northeastern cured meat
38:55 Grilled cake with donkey meat filling
40:41 Tasting Xi'an Tofu Pudding