Luhan really knows his stuff! Check out this art gallery homestay hidden in the fields.

The homestay is located in Shimen Town, a place with a rich history and culture. The pavilions and stone roads of the ancient town tell stories of hundreds of years, while Jianglang Mountain Scenic Area, a national 5A-level scenic area, attracts countless tourists with its reputation as "the most magnificent and beautiful place in Southeast China." Design The Feiniaoji Zhaoxue Jiayin was designed by the famous Japanese architect Aoyama Shupei. The building is geometric in shape, with a light gray metal exterior that blends perfectly with nature, as if it were a bridge between nature and art. Every inch of space here is full of poetry and distance, allowing you to find inner peace away from the hustle and bustle. Rooms The homestay has 14 rooms, covering 8 different room types to meet various accommodation needs. Whether it's a courtyard twin room or a field view king room, the rooms are decorated in a simple and elegant wood tone, creating a warm and comfortable environment. The rooms are equipped with modern facilities such as central air conditioning, floor heating, a mini bar, an air purifier, and Marshall speakers, allowing guests to enjoy the convenience and comfort of home while enjoying the natural beauty. The panoramic floor-to-ceiling windows offer a view of the distant mountains and clouds. At night, you can lie in bed and listen to the chirping of insects, as if you were back in a childhood summer night. Dining The "Mountain Fruit Drop" transparent restaurant is hidden in the mountains. "Mountain fruit falls in the rain, grass insects chirp under the lamp." Through this glass house, you can dine inside and look around at the Qinling Mountains and waters. Here, the restaurant collaborates with major publishing houses, Gaoligong Coffee Estate, Suiye, COCO-MAT, and other lifestyle brands to integrate tea, coffee, and culture, creating a utopia of mountain life. Facilities The public area of the homestay is not only well-equipped, but also full of artistic atmosphere. The long corridor walls are covered with folk paintings, and every step is a beautiful scenery. The panoramic floor-to-ceiling windows make the pastoral scenery look like a dream. The bookstore, called "A Page of a Book Blown by the Wind," is particularly worth mentioning. Its staggered sunken design is full of artistic sense.