Yeshu is a homestay where you don't want to leave once you've stayed, feeling the warmth of home

🌟 Highlights: The Ye couple are warm and hospitable, hitting it off right away with us who are from the post-60s and post-70s generation. In seven days, they took us to all the scenic spots we wanted to visit, and also took us to a few undeveloped wild spots. 👍 Most recommended: The homestay is particularly suitable for independent travelers, and tourists who come out to relax and unwind. ❤ Recommended reason: There are a total of five rooms, a small courtyard personally crafted by Mr. Yang, where it's also nice to do nothing but bask in the sun on the yard or the balcony. If you are tired of eating out, you can also show off your cooking skills in the kitchen on the first floor by buying some ingredients. There is an electric mahjong table in the second-floor hall, so after coming back from playing, we could still enjoy a game of mahjong at night. The third floor has a washing machine and a rooftop for drying clothes. 🌟 Highlights: During our stay, two sisters in our group felt unwell, and Yezi specially rushed over to cook cola ginger soup for them, and also made porridge, fried Spanish mackerel, and bought pickles for them, making us feel the warmth of home.