A must-stay homestay for family trips to Wanfenglin! The same type as 'Where Does Dad Go'

How lucky, this time I came to Xingyi Wanfenglin in Guizhou and stayed in the homestay of the same type as 'Where Does Dad Go Season 5'—Ziyu Boutique Homestay. The modern and avant-garde Ziyu is designed by a young architect from Harvard University. The gray-toned building walls and interior design integrate the homestay and Nahuai village houses. The unique wave-shaped brick wall is unforgettable, implying the water that the Bouyei people like. The sun shines through the cracks in the brick wall, reminiscent of the mottled light and shadow of the sun shining through the banyan tree on the ground. There are also many hand-painted tiles on the roof, full of childlike fun. Ziyu has three courtyards, Mountain Courtyard, Sea Courtyard and Cloud Courtyard, inspired by 'The Classic of Mountains and Seas'. There are 21 guest rooms, each with a different layout and design, open and transparent. The room I stayed in was Yanwei, with a super large area of 78 square meters. Whether lying on the bed or soaking in the fish tank, you can see the scenery of Wanfenglin. Outside the balcony is the famous Six Six Dashun Peak. In the vast courtyard of Ziyu, you can do lawn yoga, daze and drink tea, and you can also swim in the pool. After eating a rich and incomparable nine-grid breakfast and hot rice noodles in the morning, I happened to catch up with the weekly market in the village on Monday. As soon as you leave Ziyu, you can dive into the market full of life. The villagers carry bamboo baskets to buy vegetables, meat and daily necessities. The old people leisurely smoke local cigarettes. The bright red peppers on the market, the majestic rooster in the chicken cage... The rich rural life atmosphere is coming!