Located in Nanning City, Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region, Three Streets and Two Lanes (TSTL) is an ancient historical and cultural block in the downtown city. Widely known as a cultural center and a popular business district, this time-honored block has witnessed the vicissitudes of the city for a long time.

The block consists of Xingning Street, Minsheng Street, and Jiefang Street, as well as two ancient lanes, Jinshi Lane and Yinshi Lane. After several renovations, TSTL presents a brand-new appearance while retaining many historical and cultural heritages.

For example, the Xinhui Academy is one of the most well-preserved ancient buildings in Nanning City. Built in Qing Dynasty (1644-1911), the academy has a rectangular design and was divided into three halls, unveiling traditional Chinese academic culture, traditional characteristic design of campus, and geographical characteristics of the local environment. What's more, Deng Yingchao, former Chinese Premier Zhou Enlai's wife, was born in Nanning. A memorial hall was built there to mark her contribution to the country.

This popular tourist area also provides leisure spots, cultural performances, as well as other facilities and entertainment. Tourists have plenty of choices during their visit. They can try on a beautiful Hanfu, a traditional Chinese clothing, and wear it while taking photos with the backdrop of buildings featuring ancient architectural style. They can also walk into a bar or a shop to have fun with friends.

At night, TSTL offers a lively vibe for visitors. Red lanterns and lighting installations decorate the streets, creating a charming atmosphere there. The night market is full of vendors selling handicrafts and souvenirs. The gourmet food street is a paradise for foodies, featuring dozens of time-honored restaurants and food stalls with a diverse range of local delicacies, such as stinky tofu, grilled squid and oysters, various noodles and more. This food paradise caters to almost all tastes, with a delicious variety of offerings sure to grab people's attention and appetite.