Bei'ancun

North Shore, also known as Beixi, was built in Song Dynasty. Surrounded by green mountains, the Mianxi River flows through the village. Most of the villagers are surnamed Wu, and Taibo is the ancestor of the surname, and Zhongyong is the ancestor of the surname. There are hundreds of ancient dwellings and ancient streets and alleys in Ming and Qing Dynasties. The stone-paved road and the horse head wall are its outstanding style. The Hui style is honest and honest, and the Hui Yun is long. The grand brick door cover, the solid bean stone foundation, and the doors and windows of the pavilion covered with auspicious flower cases tell people its splendor of cherishing the sun. There is an ancestral hall of Wu family built in the Ming Dynasty in the village facing south. The complete Wufenglou gate and the ancestral hall with three entrances and five bays are also very rare in southern Anhui. There are ten scenes of the West Lake engraved on the bluestone railings in the Wu's Ancestral Hall, which are refined and refined; the picture of a hundred deer is looming, and it is well-known at home and abroad; the fifty-three ritual vessels of the past dynasties are the treasures of Chinese sacrificial culture. The three-hole stone arch bridge in the south of the village, called the "wind and rain bridge", lies on the Mianxi River, which is simple and elegant. The bridge body was built in the late Ming Dynasty, while the corridor started in the Qing Dynasty.