The ancient village of my hometown: Wusheng Longnv Xiaohu Village

Xiaohu Village is located in Longnv Town, Wusheng County, Guang'an City, where the town government is located. It is listed as the 5th batch of traditional villages in China. The location of Longnv Old Street is in Xiaohu Village, which preserves relatively intact ancient buildings and old streets. The bluestone slabs and mud brick walls make up the Xiaohu Village like a paradise. 'Xiaohu Village is built by the river, and its water comes from the upstream rice bucket ditch. The river is narrow, only four or five meters wide, but the river is clear. It passes through the old street and flows into the Jialing River, so it is called Xiaohu Village.' As the name suggests, Xiaohu Village has a small river, and its water comes from the upstream rice bucket ditch, passes through the old street, and flows into the river. The ancient blue tile wooden buildings and the narrow stone alleys silently tell the long history and vicissitudes of this place. The flowing water, stone bridges, and old street houses form a naturally harmonious and beautiful picture. The Ziku Tower, which was built in the Qing Dynasty, is a representative building of Xiaohu Village, built with stone bars, stone piers, and green bricks. The ancient blue tile wooden buildings and the narrow stone alleys, the sunlight after the rain quietly penetrates the hazy moist air and spills on the quiet village. The mountain springs are gurgling, and the smoke is curling up. Only the crowing of chickens and dogs and the clanging of pots and pans in the house can be heard. The flowing water, stone bridges, and old street houses form a naturally harmonious and beautiful picture... The Ziku Tower, also known as the Xizi Tower, is a building specifically used to burn paper with words, which contains the respect of the ancients for words. The tower is a stone structure, hexagonal, with a double-eave spire. The front of the top floor is a Kuixing statue, and the bottom floor has caves on all six sides, providing valuable physical materials for studying local history, religion, folklore, and stone carving art. Tips: It is recommended to drive by yourself.