Living in the 'Home in the Mountains', the city can't offer what the mountains can

- Perhaps it's because I grew up in the mountains, so coming to Moganshan's 'Sanqiu' feels like a sense of belonging, with a touch of comfort. . This place was originally the founder's ancestral home, which has been redesigned and transformed into the current 'Sanqiu'. Pushing the door open, the interior space has been completely renovated, yet it still retains the quaint charm of the old house. This sense of relaxation that comes with years of dwelling makes everyone who comes to Sanqiu feel more at ease, without any sense of restraint. . We stayed in the room with the best view in Building No. 3, looking out at the bamboo forest and green mountains from our home. There is also a multifunctional space downstairs that serves as a study and tea room, where you can sit with friends, gaze at the mountains, capture the light and shadow of the tea ceremony; casually pick up a book, and enjoy the comfort of being content with what comes. . At Sanqiu, you can calm down and do many things that you can't settle down to do in the city. If the weather is good, continue walking along the small path behind the mountain, and you can pass through the bamboo forest to reach the viewing platform, giving those who have long lived in a 'cage' a sense of transcendent exhilaration. . Crowds can make one muddled, while solitude can make one as clear as a newborn. The home in the mountains is a vessel that holds this solitude. Rather than a homestay, Sanqiu is more like the 'Home in the Mountains' that many people dream of, a place where one can relax and feel the essence of life. . The person in charge says that there will also be calligraphy and painting exhibitions held here every year, and you can come and see if you have the chance~