Yingjia Village, Guangxi Zhongshan.

Yingjia Village, also known as Yingjia Street, is an administrative village under the jurisdiction of Qingtang Town, Zhongshan County, with a village area of 2 square kilometers. Yingjia Village is located in the mountains surrounded by karst landforms, with mountains on three sides and water on one side. The Siqin River bypasses the ancient town, and the settlement form is a group-type scattered layout. There are existing cultural relics and historical sites such as the Yue East Guild Hall and the Yingjia Qing Tomb Ancient Tomb Group. The village has passed down national intangible cultural heritage such as color tones and Guangxi opera. Yingjia Village is a red ancient village. The Yingjia Uprising in the 36th year of the Republic of China (1947) has an important position in the history of the Guangxi Revolution. Liujia Street, which flourished in the Ming and Qing Dynasties, once had hundreds of shops. Although there are fewer tourists at this time, you can still feel the scene of the bustling traffic and people in the past. Liujia Building, Stone Arch Bridge, Sanjie Temple Gate Building, Yingjia Stage, Wujun Temple, Guanyin Pavilion... are all mottled marks of that era, just like a "phonograph" of the years. China's historical and cultural villages, the second batch of traditional Chinese villages.