Yangxi Valley, Duiqing Mountain

The beautiful Huazhiyu Yangxi Valley (formerly Huazhiyu International Film and Television Base) is located in Wanbao Duiqingshan Town. It is an original ecological tourism resort in Harbin. The ecological structure in the park is well maintained, the flowers and plants maintain a harmonious ecological balance, and the unique topography gives people a refreshing feeling.

The park has an indoor film and television landscape of 8,000 square meters, an organic ecological agricultural sightseeing area, a sports experience and entertainment area, an agricultural expo cultural education area, a constellation wooden villa area, a children's adventure area, etc.

Pick green organic vegetables, hold healthy grains, and eat grilled lamb chops. Lettuce, spinach, and chili peppers stretch their waists and smile at you; lamb chops, sweet potatoes, and corn porridge, delicious food is all around you! Red beans, mung beans, green soybeans, and red millet are all you can eat!

The Jialong Mill was accidentally excavated at the dragon head of the main base when the Huazhiyu project was started. After checking the county and town annals, it was found that the stone mill had a long history and was called the Dragon Mill. This mill was the treasure of the town when Duiqingshan was built.

"The treasure of the town, bring good luck and avoid misfortune, good fortune will come when the time comes (stone) and great luck will shine upon you."

There are three main tools for milling rice in ancient times: stone mill, stone roller and stone mortar, which are inseparable from the labor in ancient times. Among them, the stone roller is one of the ancient agricultural tools still in use today, with a history of more than 7,000 years. Its function is to grind grains and peel them.

The "Millennium Dragon Mill" is intended to make modern people, especially children, understand the principles of "food is determined by taste" and "food is the first necessity of the people", and to understand the wisdom of the ancients while not forgetting the 5,000-year-old Chinese culture.

The "Buer Hanshe" took two years to build and was constructed with more than 18,000 pieces of Northeast China's specialty wood - white elm wood that is over 100 years old. It was once the private residence of the owner of the valley.