I thought the misty rain in the south of the Yangtze River was beautiful enough until I came here...

White walls and gray tiles, drizzle and sunshine Different weather, different experiences This is the first time I have had a real experience of the misty rain in the south of the Yangtze River, and it is also the first time I have had a concrete perception of the mountain village I didn't go to the popular Xidi and Hongcun, but went to the relatively niche Bishan Village, Lu Village, and Yangchan Village. I thought there would be regrets, but I didn't expect it at all. There were surprises all the way, and each village had a different experience Bishan Village is a typical socialist new countryside, with clean and tidy streets and commercial development just right In Lu Village, I saw the real Huizhou dwellings, the square patio, the 200-year-old osmanthus tree, and the wood carvings that were dug out of the human face. You must ask for a tour guide Yangchan has a simple vitality, rooted in the mountains, and persistently facing the sun