Xi'an offers a great value for money in its traditional-style hotels, not to be missed

'Yuefu' was originally the name of a government office, which later evolved into a form of poetry, and it may be related to the mountains. The biggest impression of this hotel is its elegance. As soon as you enter, you are greeted with a guzheng, the lobby's chime bells and drums. The jade chime lamp decorations in the stairwell and the ancient zither in the corridor all bring a sense of deep and pleasant tranquility. The hotel lobby occasionally features live guzheng performances, "Elegant banquets in the painted hall, a touch of red strings played throughout, gently twirling and lightly covering, delicate fingers peeling scallions. For once, become a refined scholar, light a pot of tea at the tea seat, with the zither accompanying the tea, it is indeed delightful. The 'Four Treasures of the Study' in the rooms, along with the prepared Hanfu, the small courtyard seen through the fish-pushing window, and the view of Hancheng Lake seen through the day-separated window, all immerse you in the beauty of the traditional Chinese style. If you want to experience being a cool and elegant beauty of the traditional style, this is the place to try. On the day of our stay, there was a couple holding a wedding, wishing for years to look back on, and to grow old together with deep affection. It is said that there is also a unique water wedding here, I wonder what kind of stunning scenery that would be. This photo shoot took place in the afternoon of our stay, with locations including the majestic chime bell lobby, the rustic wooden carvings outside the ancient door, the cool jade chime corner of the staircase, the wabi-sabi aesthetics of the central corridor, and the serene and rustic small courtyard of the room.