Anhui's first village in the south of the Yangtze River, how amazing it is!

"A life of infatuation, no dream to Huizhou" Because of this poem, I came to ancient Huizhou Its essence is not in the ancient city, but in the ancient villages scattered in the mountains Hongcun, Xidi, Bishan And the "Chengkan" I went to today Yes, it's that "life without bumps" place It was highly praised by Zhu Xi as the first village in the south of the Yangtze River It is also the first stop of my trip to southern Anhui - 🗺Chengkan travel route Yongxing Lake - Sun Autumn Square - Lower House - Yan Wing Hall - Luo Chunfu House - Huanxiu Bridge - Luo Dongshu Ancestral Hall - 🚞How to get there: 1. There is a direct bus to Chengkan at the Tunxi Bus Terminal in Huangshan 2. The ancient villages in southern Anhui are scattered, so self-driving or chartering is the best choice 💳Ticket: 104 yuan ⏰Opening hours: 8.00-17.00 - 1. Chengkan has a history of 1800 years and was founded during the Three Kingdoms period 2. The Longxi River in the village is S-shaped, dividing the terrain into yin and yang sides, and there are eight mountains around the village, forming the natural Bagua layout of Chengkan Village 2. There is a peace ridge when you enter the village. After crossing this ridge, there will be no bumps in your life 3. There is a large lotus pond at the entrance of the village, which must be beautiful in summer. I will have the opportunity to go again in summer 4. There is a "Mr. Luo Dongshu Ancestral Hall" in the village, which is the first famous ancestral hall in the south of the Yangtze River. It was built during the Jiajing period of the Ming Dynasty. It is magnificent and large in scale. There is a dragon hidden in the stone pillar and wood carving. It was a big taboo outside the royal family at that time, which shows the wealth and status of the Luo family at that time - Chengkan is worth visiting, and the photos are very good. The next stop of the trip to southern Anhui is Xixi South, an ancient secluded village in Huizhou, which is known as the Chinese version of The Wizard of Oz