Qin Family's Courtyard

Guilin Qinjia Courtyard is located in Baishi Township, Xing'an County, Guilin, Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region. It is about an hour's drive from Guilin and a 20-minute drive from Xing'an Lingqu and Lemandi. It has not been developed yet, but the scenery is unique, especially suitable for backpackers to camp. There is a well-preserved Ming and Qing ancient house, which is no less than Huangyao Ancient Town, and there are no shortage of houses of large families with two or three entrances. Because most of the local residents are Qin surnames, we estimate and give the name "Qin Family Courtyard" here.

Ming and Qing historical buildings, if possible, continue to the source of the Xiangjiang River

In Baishi Township, Guilin, Guangxi, there is a Xiangjiangyuan Scenic Area in Baishi Township, and in the video of Lanshan County, Hunan, I have told you that Lanshan County is the birthplace of Xiangjiang River, so how can this Guangxi Xing'an County have a Xiangjiangyuan Scenic Area? This is because Xiangjiang actually has more than one source, so that is the main source of Xiangjiang?

In Baishi Township, Xing'an County, Guilin, Guangxi, there is an ancient complex known as the Forbidden City of Guangxi, called the Qin Family Courtyard. This is a well-preserved ancient village of Ming and Qing Dynasties. It is 28 kilometers away from Xing'an County. It was built by a Qin official in Shandong during the Hongwu years of the Ming Dynasty. The Qin surnamed people here are all direct descendants of Qin Qiong, the general of the Tang Dynasty~

This is a well-preserved ancient building, the style of the Ming and Qing eras, has a certain historical value