Follow 'Where There is Wind' to tour Nanjing, and Xiangtang awaits your exploration

That day, I just happened to catch a summer rain. The air was exceptionally fresh after the rain, and I drove to the small village surrounded by green rice fields. Along the way, the lush green rice fields were a sight to behold, and that tranquility and beauty really lifted my spirits. I parked my car at the Xiangtang parking lot and then decided to walk into the village. Although I heard that there was a free shuttle bus in the village, it seemed not to be operating that day, so I took it as a walk. Walking on the country lanes, the rice fields on both sides swayed with the wind, as if they were waving at me. There were some popular coffee shops and guesthouses in the village, all of which looked quite distinctive. I also saw a camping site and imagined that camping there would allow me to see a sky full of stars at night. However, I was in a bit of a hurry that day, so I didn't get to experience everything. I strolled around the village and also came across an exhibition. Although I missed the event, the relaxed atmosphere and beautiful scenery were already very satisfying. I don't think this place is a must-visit attraction, but if you're looking for a place to clear your mind, it's definitely a good choice. Overall, I think the trip was worthwhile. Although it wasn't highly entertaining, the tranquility and beauty were enough to linger in my memory for a long time. If you also want to go, consider visiting places like Laoshan and Bulaocun as well, I believe you will have a different experience.