Rated by 'National Geographic' as one of the most beautiful ancient towns in China, how extraordinary it is~

📍Yao Li, the millennium-old town Located in Jingdezhen, Jiangxi There lies a relatively unknown ancient town Yet it is very important in the history of world ceramics It is known as the 'Source of the Porcelain Capital' - Yao Li Ancient Town This place is actually the one depicted in Vincent Fang's 'Blue and White Porcelain' It turns out that without visiting Yao Li One would never understand what 'the color of the sky after the rain' truly means The broad and tranquil Yao River flows gently The river water is so clear that the bottom can be seen Aquatic plants, pebbles, and fish at the bottom Are clearly visible to the eye The bright bluestone paths The mottled Ming and Qing ancient houses The broken wooden doors The still exquisite wood and stone carvings Are all footprints of time The reflections of the ancient houses on both banks are picturesque Slowly spreading with the river water As if washing away the mottled history of the ancient town for a thousand years The tall ancient trees on both banks Set off the ancient town with a lingering charm Take the round and cute Eggy on a trip during the May Day holiday Its company heals the heart Strolling in Yao Li Ancient Town after the rain Mountains and clouds are misty A thin mist rises from the Yao River The whole town seems to have entered a fairyland Or as if walking into a landscape painting This millennium-old town hidden in the mountains Is the favor and exception of time Time carries history forward Only Yao Li stands alone outside the mundane world Frozen by time Becoming a haven for people's souls in this noisy world