Haohuahong Village (Huiyan Village)

Haohuahong Village (formerly known as Huiyan Village), 15 kilometers away from Huishui County, is a village inhabited by ethnic minorities dominated by the Bouyei people. 96% of the total population of the village. The village has "the hometown of Chinese money oranges", "the birthplace of Haohuahong folk songs" and "three golden signs". The gatehouse that has not yet been repaired has a new look; the incomplete buildings made of gray bricks have also condensed into a Buyi style building complex with thousands of white walls and gray tiles; the Lianjiang River is clear and quiet, winding through the town, using ethnic The style skeleton and the Lianjiang water system are embellished into the scene, using the style of combining modern architectural patterns with the characteristics of ethnic dwellings, and they are arranged in a crisscross pattern. Surrounded by green plants and flowers on both sides of the strait, it extends the special flavor of Haohuahong Township; the first dam in Guizhou—the 100,000-mu Lianjiang Dam, the rural scenery of the dam area and the farmhouse customs such as flower fields and fruit forests complement each other. It is graceful and beautiful, showing a plateau basin. Unique beauty.