At a Glance (China Coffee Network): A golden breeze brings the cool of autumn; the full moon marks Mid-Autumn. Red flags flutter; National Day is celebrated together. On September 25, the Guiyang Baiyun Ethnic Bullf…
A golden breeze brings the cool of autumn; the full moon marks Mid-Autumn. Red flags flutter; National Day is celebrated together.
On September 25, the Guiyang Baiyun Ethnic Bullfighting City was quietly changing its look: coffee aroma drifted over the lawn, music melodies threaded through the pines, and a Mid-Autumn National Day music event themed “A Cup of Coffee, A Concert of Music” extended a sincere invitation to guests from all directions. This land, once home to the memory of ethnic bullfighting, is now writing a new holiday cultural-tourism chapter with coffee, music, cuisine, and laughter.
First built in 2010, the Guiyang Baiyun Ethnic Bullfighting City can hold about 20,000 spectators and was once renowned for its “China Bull King Championship,” making it an ethnic bullfighting arena of great influence across the country and even Asia. Today, with the opening of the Bullfighting City villa and the Mijing (Secret Realm) Coffee, it is no longer only about shouts and passion, but has added the leisure of coffee, dining, and outdoor recreation. With the forest as a backdrop and the grassland as a seat, a cup of coffee and a stretch of melody are enough to slow time down.
During the Mid-Autumn holiday (September 25–27), the Bullfighting City opened a Mid-Autumn music-experience session. Folk singers plucked their strings lightly; light music and hand drums harmonized in the evening breeze. Baristas brewed on-site; aroma flowed together with the moonlight. Families sat together, tasting a mooncake, listening to an old song, watching children chase firefly-like lights across the lawn—and the warmth of reunion quietly grew among the trees.
Here there is not only coffee and music, but also the rising warmth of everyday life. The signature soup-feast is fragrant and appetizing; the spicy chicken is hot and hearty; the specialty snacks leave a lasting taste. The self-service barbecue glows with embers, meat skewers sizzle, and friends sit around the stove, chatting and savoring slowly, emptied and utterly relaxed in body and mind.
According to a relevant person in charge, during the National Day period the Bullfighting City will launch a music-activity week covering outdoor concerts, coffee tastings, and camping experiences, as well as a feast of fine food. By day, visitors can sit in the Mijing coffee lounge with a cup of coffee, swaying gently to the beat of the music; under the night sky, the lights of the music activity illuminate the bullfighting arena, music like celestial sound echoing through the woods—this unwalled natural space becomes the best stage.
Team building and parent-child outings here each find their own joy. Corporate teams can run fun expansion activities and music team-building on the lawn, building strength through collaboration and laughter; in the parent-child playground, slides, swings, sandpits, and live-action CS are all available—children run and play while parents sip coffee and listen to music nearby, enjoying a rare relaxation. From friend gatherings to family trips, from company team-building to parent-child time, everyone can find their own happiness here.
When coffee aroma meets mountain melodies, when barbecue smoke embraces parent-child laughter, the Guiyang Baiyun Ethnic Bullfighting City is continuing its story in a brand-new way. This double festival, there is no need to travel far—come to the Ethnic Bullfighting City for a cup of coffee, a concert of music, a table of fine food, and a holiday carnival.
Guizhou Daily Tianyan News reporter: Cai Yigui
Editor: Cai Yigui
Second review: Huang Xiuyu
Third review: Yang Yan
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