Shenxi Jia Village, a place worth visiting many times

Watching Brother Dalu in the circle share the murmuring waters of Nanxi River every day, I looked for a closer spring to quench my thirst. Dali Yang is considered Brother D's backyard garden. Taking a trip there often brings surprises. Today's circle is a bit far, also one of the earliest popular spots, the "Nanshan Bamboo Sea" radiation circle, which is my favorite small circle in Liyang. Shenxi Jia Village, a few years ago it was just an ordinary small village with a stream running through it, which flows all the way to Guangde, Anhui. This time coming back, it is quiet and proper, refreshing and delightful. Beautiful inns, coffee shops, tea rooms, campsites, workshops, general stores, music book bars, nature schools, and more are all available, themed around "nature" and "aesthetics" to create more possibilities for the countryside. "Jia" is such a beautiful character, instantly evoking a picture of a tranquil village nestled among the mountains. Following the stream inward, the village is so quiet it seems frozen in time. Vehicles at the inn’s entrance indicate someone is here, and the artsy coffee shop is also quiet, but opening the door reveals a lively scene, embodying the function of a "door." The source of the stream is Jinlong Ridge, and downstream is Qinglong Pool. The pool’s water is crystal clear, leaping down from the dragon’s head, nourishing the entire village. When the water is low, playing in the ditch is endless fun. Crossing the ditch to the opposite home to set up a dragon gate must be very interesting. At this season, the water flows gently, giving the village a sense of vitality. The whole village seems to be flowing, with stone steps between the streams washed smooth and delicate by the water, perfect for taking photos, playing, or walking on the water surface—refreshing and pleasant. The ancient green sandalwood trees accompanying Shenxi carry time and life; the trees are lush and the houses orderly. Taking advantage of the rising cicada sounds, I fell in love with the birdsong among Shenxi!