Ancient villages, but the atmosphere is really completely different

Visiting Meizhu ancient village made me even more certain of this. Although it's a tourist area, it's closer to the small village of my childhood, especially the old street, which resembles the one in my memory of the town, only it's been renovated. It seems that everyone's memory contains simple, warm, yet irreplicable scenes that we can't forget. The six stray cats that grandma fed during meals, grandpa carrying a bucket to water the vegetables, the five o'clock broadcast and the scent of meals from house to house, the mothers who strolled around with their children after dinner, and me, who saw the sunset in the fields and couldn't bear to go home. In Meizhu ancient village, it's like I've come face to face with life from my childhood days. Friends who go there can try the carelessly made dumplings on the old street, they are delicious and satisfying. The old street at night, with its hanging lanterns, has an even more atmospheric feel, and it's worth taking a stroll. I suggest visiting Meizhu ancient village and the Great Buddha Temple scenic area together, as the two places are not far apart. Meizhu Village