Hongcun, located in Yi County, Huangshan City, Anhui Province, is a National AAAAA-level scenic spot and a World Cultural Heritage Site.[__LINK_ICON] Originally built during the Southern Song Dynasty, its ox-shaped layout has earned it the nickname "a village in a Chinese painting."[__LINK_ICON] Over 140 Ming and Qing dynasty dwellings remain, featuring Hui-style architecture with whitewashed walls and green tiles, and exquisite wood, stone, and brick carvings.[__LINK_ICON] Key attractions include Yuezhao, Nanhu Lake, and Chengzhi Hall, and it served as a filming location for the film "Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon."[__LINK_ICON]