From Jingdezhen to Wuyuan, the national highway leads to villages all the way. White walls, black tiles, tomatoes, yellow apricots, rice ears, buffaloes, stone bridges, mountains and green water form a beautiful picture of southern Anhui.
Suddenly I felt that I should take a rest, so I sat at the long table of the current B&B, and accidentally opened a book of ”Country Gossip”. I guessed that it was written by the owner of the B&B about his relationship with this old house. The writing was good.
It turns out that this B&B was renovated from a house with a history of more than 180 years during the Ming and Qing Dynasties. It has a plaque of ”Seven Leaves Yanxiang” given by Emperor Daoguang. It has an antique feel in the east and west, and the site selection also follows the principle of ”pillowing mountains, surrounding water, and painting screens”. , the seven leaves represent seven generations. The seven generations who live here have all lived to be over 90 years old. They bloom and spread their leaves, and they reproduce peacefully. I think this house is blessed with some luck.
Many students are painting and sketching next to the Tongji Bridge at the entrance of the village. The charm of the Hui-style architecture is all there when they write. Not far from the ancient house, there is an ancient maple tree by the river that lasts all year round. There are swarms of butterflies. The villagers are still washing clothes by the stream. ...Next to the wooden bench bridge is the field ridge exuding the fragrance of rice. The rice ears are ripe and golden with their heads hanging down.
Do you have any fear of time and the calmness of time🌾
The wooden leaves are falling, and a meaty dog is waiting for me at the door of the house. The store prepared one meat and two vegetarian dishes that are not spicy at my request, and serves a pot of home-brewed osmanthus rice wine. Let’s cheers🍻
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