During the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period, sword-making master Ou Yezi forged three famous swords at the foot of Qinxi Mountain in Longquan: Longyuan, Tai'a, and Gongbu. Longquan was named after the sword. It was originally called Longyuan and was renamed Longquan in the Tang Dynasty. Longquan City has a civilization history of more than 5,000 years, with sword style and porcelain rhyme, surrounded by water on three sides and mountains on four sides.
In the depths of each mountain, there are several such small mountain villages. Due to inconvenient transportation and lack of supplies, they have always maintained the most primitive state, isolated from the world, like a fairyland on earth, just like a paradise on earth. Yunwu Ancient Village is one of them
Yunwu Ancient Village has a history of thousands of years. Later, it was renamed Xiazhang because of the ancient camphor tree at the entrance of the village. Guan Shifu, a famous scholar who lived in seclusion here in the Song Dynasty, once described it to Emperor Renzong at that time: "The white clouds in the full valley are endless, and the bright moon in the pool is fishing without a trace", outlining the boundless pastoral artistic conception of the village.