Jingdezhen B&B medieval and strange style touch "porcelain".

I came to Taoxichuan in Jingdezhen because of its reputation, and originally just wanted to take a quick look and leave. Unfortunately, the night view here was breathtaking and the ceramics made me linger. It was already past 10 o'clock in the evening when I finished my visit, so I had to stay overnight nearby. There are so many homestays to choose from nearby, with different styles, it's dizzying. The medieval-style Benjue Homestay is particularly pleasing to the eye, so I chose this one. The design of Benjue Courtyard was inspired by the movie "The Taste of Green Papaya", which I learned after I moved in. The arched door frames, wooden shutters, and geometric tiles give it a very cinematic feel. Moreover, the interior of the house is elegantly decorated and filled with various porcelain works and art installations, making it feel very comfortable. The red brick kiln in the courtyard is a landmark building for porcelain making in Jingdezhen and is great for taking photos. The B&B provides guests with a care package that includes common toiletries, a small bottle of hand cream, and even honey, which I didn't expect. The towels in the room are all sealed and packaged, so even people with obsessive-compulsive disorder can use the towels with confidence. In addition, guests staying here can mix their own sleep aromatherapy. They asked me to come up with a name for this aromatherapy. Haha~ I can’t think of a name. My mind suddenly went blank. Let’s call it aromatherapy~