Jessie’s Steps
Jessie’s Steps is a 4K walking tour channel exploring the real China through quiet, immersive walks.
I film ancient towns, old streets, rural villages, temples, and everyday life across China.
All videos are recorded in 4K with no narration and no music — only real ambient sound.
If you enjoy China walking tours, ancient towns, rural life, and slow travel,
subscribe to Jessie’s Steps and walk through China one step at a time.
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用脚步，安静地记录真实的中国 —— 一条街、一座村庄、一间庙宇。
我走访中国各地的古镇、乡村、田野与传统庙宇，记录最真实的生活状态与文化细节。
全程 4K 画质，现场原声，无解说、无背景音乐，只留下脚步声与生活本身。
🎬 每周五晚 6 点更新（北京时间）
📍 拍摄地遍布中国
🎥 步行记录｜古镇｜乡村生活｜地方文化｜传统与少数民族文化
如果你喜欢慢旅行和真实的中国，欢迎订阅，一起行走。
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Today’s sunset and night view in Istanbul ☺️
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泉州西街，是泉州古城保存最完整的历史街区之一，已有千年历史。这里街巷纵横，古民居、宗教遗址、传统手工艺铺陈其中，浓缩了泉州作为“海上丝绸之路起点城市”的繁荣与多元文化。
Walking tour video：https://youtu.be/aqfPaGp7sbw
West Street in Quanzhou is one of the best-preserved historical areas in the ancient city, with a history spanning over a thousand years. Winding alleys, traditional residences, religious sites, and age-old handicraft shops line the street, showcasing Quanzhou’s prosperity and multicultural legacy as the starting point of the Maritime Silk Road.
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中国古寺庙之美：泉州承天禅寺，又名月台寺，素有“闽南甲刹”之誉。寺院始建于南唐保大十五年至中兴元年（957-958年），原为晋江王、清源军节度使留从效的南园，初名“南禅寺”。北宋景德四年（1007年）敕赐“承天寺”名。
视频观看(Video)：https://youtu.be/05KGKFdbc3I
The Beauty of Ancient Chinese Temples: Quanzhou's Chengtian Temple
Also known as Yuetai Temple, Chengtian Temple is renowned as the "Foremost Temple in Southern Fujian."
The temple was originally built between the 15th year of the Baoda era and the 1st year of the Zhongxing era of the Southern Tang dynasty (957–958 AD).
It was initially the southern garden of Liu Congxiao, the Prince of Jinjiang and the military governor of Qingyuan.
At its founding, it was named "Nanchan Temple."
In the fourth year of the Jingde era during the Northern Song dynasty (1007 AD), it was officially granted the name "Chengtian Temple" by imperial decree.
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