Because I liked the name of a village, I made a special trip to Yunfu

It's true, I accidentally saw the name of a village over 400 years old, Lan Village, and was immediately attracted, so I drove off, for this name, to this village. Yunfu was mainly inhabited by the Yao people from the Yuan Dynasty to the early Ming Dynasty, with the Yao population accounting for about 80% of the total population at that time. Later, in the middle of the Ming Dynasty, the 'Luo Pang Battle' occurred, and the Yao population sharply decreased. Afterwards, this place became the home of the Lin family, their descendants developed and lived, and later went to Hong Kong, Macao, Taiwan, and abroad, and finally Lan Village became a well-known hometown of overseas Chinese. Highlights: The village still has well-preserved ancient buildings, such as the ancient Baiyue Yao Wall, and various ancient streets, alleys, wells, docks, trees, etc., which are very worth strolling around. Among the ancient buildings preserved in Lan Village, be sure to pay attention to a Ruichang House, which was built in the late Qing Dynasty and early Republic of China, and is of great historical value. Transportation: It is recommended to drive by yourself. It takes more than two hours from Guangzhou and less than 200 kilometers.