沉浸式探訪二七塔下德化街美食市集！無剪輯長鏡頭走遍市集所有美食店鋪，中原老字號豫菜、全國網紅熱門小吃完整收錄，鏡頭同時收錄遠處鄭州地標二七塔，完整記錄攤主現場烹製、滿市飄香的熱鬧市井畫面……

This six-minute, uninterrupted, single-shot documentary film uses an immersive first-person perspective to take viewers into the food market at the foot of Zhengzhou's landmark Erqi Tower, in the heart of the century-old Dehua Street. Without any cuts or unnecessary transitions, the film follows a walk-through of the market's various food stalls, authentically capturing the vibrant, down-to-earth culinary atmosphere next to the landmark. The camera slowly moves from Erqi Square, looking towards the Erqi Tower, into the food market. The stalls are closely connected, with a smooth and open flow. Each stall, with its unique style, comes into view, showcasing classic Central Plains brands, local traditional snacks, and popular national delicacies. The variety is rich and diverse, encompassing sweet, savory, spicy, soup, main dishes, and desserts—a one-stop shop for all tastes. Hidden here are many classic local shops that Zhengzhou locals have frequented since childhood: a specialty shop for mutton stew noodles with mutton bone broth simmered for over ten hours; Lao Cai Ji's steamed dumplings and chicken wontons with thin skin and bursting with juice; Ma Jia's fragrant and chewy steamed rice cake; a shop selling spicy beef soup with a strong pepper flavor; and also Fang Yan's crispy-on-the-outside, tender-on-the-inside roasted pig's trotters; soft and flavorful handmade roasted bean curd sheets; and a chewy and fragrant roasted gluten stall. Each old shop exudes the unique, rich aroma of Central China. Complementing the traditional Henan flavors are trendy, internet-famous food shops favored by young people: bursting takoyaki, durian cheese pancakes, soft and chewy roasted sweet potato noodles, clam rice noodles brimming with filling, handmade ice jelly and taro ball dessert shops, crispy stinky tofu, donkey meat sandwiches with thin pancakes filled with meat filling, and various fried skewers and teppanyaki noodles—all are available. Traditional flavors and trendy snacks blend together to satisfy the diverse palates of diners. A six-minute uninterrupted long take meticulously records the appearance of each shop and the details of vendors preparing food on-site: the sizzling of boiling oil in woks, the golden hues of ingredients stir-fried on hot plates, the skillful brushing of secret sauces, the billowing steam from the opening of steamers, and a cabinet overflowing with colorful toppings for sweet soup; the background is filled with the sounds of tourists chatting, vendors enthusiastically hawking their wares, and the immersive sound effects of food cooking, all set against the backdrop of the clearly visible Erqi Tower in the distance, perfectly blending the city landmark with the vibrant street food scene. Compared to scattered street stalls, this food market adjacent to the Erqi Tower offers a more concentrated and comprehensive selection of shops. A six-minute walk through the entire market area ensures you don't miss a single specialty food stall. Without having to physically visit Zhengzhou, you can immerse yourself in a virtual tour of this food haven next to the landmark from a first-person perspective, taking in the most representative culinary scene of Dehua Street and experiencing the lively, warm, and fragrant atmosphere of this old city on the banks of the Yellow River, hidden beneath its landmark.