Follow the youth of the Greater Bay Area and check in at the magnificent Hezhou in Guangxi

Guangxi boasts a wealth of cultural and tourism resources, with landscapes that are second to none. I had the privilege of participating in the 'Read Thousands of Books, Travel Thousands of Miles' event, where youth from the Greater Bay Area immersed themselves in the beautiful Guangxi tea culture experience and the 'Hong Kong and Macao Youth See the Motherland Guangxi Special Theme Event'. Today's itinerary was to join young friends from Guangxi, Guangdong, Hong Kong, and Macao to experience the beautiful Hezhou. Huangyao Ancient Town is a national 5A tourist attraction and also a famous historical and cultural town in China. The name 'Huangyao' comes from the prevalence of the Huang and Yao surnames in the town. The ancient town is dominated by Lingnan-style residences from the Ming and Qing dynasties, and the streets are laid out in a Nine Palaces Bagua formation. Ancient banyan trees, clear waters, and bluestone paths reflect Guangxi's unique landscape, making it especially suitable for trying on ethnic costumes and travel photography. Upon arriving at Zhongshan Ink Painting Pastoral, the entrance to the scenic area greeted us with a spectacular bamboo pole dance. The enthusiastic local friends said that dancing with bamboo poles symbolizes growing taller. Inside the scenic area, there are peculiar and diverse karst peak forest landscapes such as the Five Fingers Mountain and 'Cat Head' Mountain, coupled with lotus pond pastoral scenery, making the visit very pleasant. Hetang Laozhai Rural Tourism Area is surrounded by mountains and peaks, and also offers a variety of experience activities such as cafes, Guilin opera performances, tie-dyeing, botanical printing, and tea brewing around a stove, making it an excellent place for leisure and vacation.