On March 19th, news broke that "I'm utterly captivated!" Recently, the hot and spicy soup from Tianshui, Gansu, has exploded in popularity, becoming a "top-tier delicacy" and earning heaps of praise from netizens everywhere.
According to domestic media reports, some "enthusiastic foodies" have embarked on culinary journeys, traveling to a city just for a bowl of its spicy soup. The sight of long queues outside hot and spicy soup shops in the streets and alleys of Tianshui is truly impressive.
A few days ago, a spicy hot pot restaurant uncle, who was so busy that he gradually lost his ability to manage his facial expressions, went viral online. In the past couple of days, netizens captured another grandpa who was tirelessly grinding chili peppers, jokingly saying he's working so hard he might just hammer out sparks.
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According to data from DiDi Chuxing, following the hype around the "Spicy Hot Pot" in Tianshui, Gansu Province, Tianshui saw its highest demand for taxi services since 2019 last weekend (March 16-17).
Compared to the same period last year, the demand for DiDi taxi services on March 16th and 17th (Saturday and Sunday) increased by more than three times each day, with demand for rides to airports, train stations, and other major transportation hubs increasing by over seven times.
On Saturday, demand for DiDi rides surged by 630%, with a tenfold increase in demand for trips to food and shopping districts and other leisure and entertainment venues.
It is reported that recently, Tianshui held a meeting to promote the service guarantee work for "Spicy Hot Pot," emphasizing the need to increase tourism supply, enhance service quality, and fully develop new consumption hotspots and scenarios to continuously leverage the "big effect" from these "small resources."