The most interesting ancient city in China.

China has experienced thousands of years of civilized history, which can be called vast territory and abundant resources. Each region has its own unique culture and customs, and the appearance of many historical sites and characteristic towns is very gratifying. So which of these ancient towns is the most interesting?

which one is the most interesting can only be said that different people have different opinions. Of course, I believe that what most tourists hate most is the ancient town that is seriously commercialized and traps tourists. There are so many ancient towns in China, but their customs are different.

But it is also divided into several different features, such as the ancient town in the south of the Yangtze River, the slow tonality of the Wupeng cruise ship, and the feeling of personal elegance. For example, the ancient city of Yunnan has added a magnificent scenery to the romance, and the ancient city of Fenghuang in western Hunan has a quiet mystery.

Although they all have ancient town cities, they are completely different in architectural style and customs. Under the same regional culture, the customs of ancient towns are basically similar, such as Wuzhen and Xitang, which are typical ancient towns in the south of the Yangtze River.

Lijiang, the ancient city of Shangri-La, is located in the mountains or on the plateau. It is a completely different experience from the ancient town in the south of the Yangtze River, and it is even more magnificent without a small jasper.

Phoenix and Tea Cave are quiet, chic diaojiao buildings written by Shen Congwen, with a mysterious breath.

With the prosperity of tourism, more and more people like to visit ancient towns, such as Fenghuang, Zhouzhuang, Xitang and Xidi, which have become popular ancient towns. However, these ancient towns have also become very noisy, and the accompanying commercial atmosphere has broken the tranquility of ancient towns. The ancient town tour is best to be quiet and leisurely. Here I recommend several ancient towns that are not very famous, but have profound history and culture, and still retain their tranquility.

Qiantong, an ancient town in Ninghai, Zhejiang Province, is the original version of the houses in the Ming and Qing Dynasties in the south of the Yangtze River. It was founded in the late Song Dynasty and flourished in the Ming and Qing Dynasties. Qiantong has experienced more than 76 years of development and has preserved more than 1,3 ancient houses. The eye discovered that Chen Yifei, an oil master from Ningbo Zhenhai in Zhouzhuang, was in Qiantong Ancient Town.

Make every effort to complete the nearly autobiographical film drama The Barber, which is full of hometown complex, from teenager to middle age. Although the play died before it was finished, in the end, the Barber by Qiantong became Chen Yifei's masterpiece, but it made Qiantong, an ancient town that had been sleeping for hundreds of years, famous. Qiantong Ancient Town

Villagers still live in the town. They are still washing clothes in the stream in front of the door. They can't live without the "three treasures of beans" of the former children. They feel comfortable in the big-breasted outer cover of green cloth, and they have to climb the attic every day to sleep peacefully. The life of the old people in the ancient town confirms the days of this ancient town, and the ancient town with days tells its old story of activating stone. Tianlong Tunpu

Tianlong Tunpu in Guizhou is a very mysterious place, which originated from the transfer of the northern expedition to the south by the Ming Emperor Zhu Yuanzhang 6

years ago and the subsequent transfer of the northern expedition to the south. From the way people dress here, you may think that they are ethnic minorities. In fact, Tunpu people are all Han immigrants from Jianghuai area, and many elderly people still call themselves Nanjing people.

This is a world of stones, which can be called a miracle in the history of architecture. Walls, doorframes, window sills, and even the "tile surface" covered on the roof are all made of stones. Under careful observation, even the daily necessities in Tunpu villagers' homes, including water tanks, stone mills, stone mortar, stone bowl, etc., are all carved out of stone, and even the cooking stoves, tables and stools are all made of stone. Huangyao Ancient Town

Huangyao Ancient Town is located in the northeast of Zhaoping County, Hezhou, Guangxi. It has a history of nearly a thousand years. In the morning, I boarded a small building in the town and looked down at Huangyao Ancient Town. The Huangyao Ancient Town that I just woke up looks like an ink painting. The ancient street is arranged according to the nine palaces and eight diagrams, and a main street extends eight winding streets and lanes, just like a maze.

There are more than 3 Ming and Qing mansions in the ancient town, with blue bricks and tiles, cornices and painted buildings, and the Lingnan style is extremely rich. Three streams and rivers meander through the ancient town, and the static state of ancient dwellings is combined with the dynamic nature of flowing water. The unique scenery is different from many water towns in the south of the Yangtze River. The ancient houses, ancient banyan trees, strange stones and small bridges and flowing water complement each other.

The ancient town of Huangtao is the most delicious in the evening. Under the light at night, the flagstone road glows faintly, and the shining red luster is full of mystery. You can hear the echoes of people walking on the flagstone road. Chengkan ancient town

I only remember that when I first walked into Chengkan village, my eyes lit up. There were many small bridges, flowing water, white walls, gray tiles, green hills, green trees and yellow flowers. The winding river around the village was as calm as a mirror. What made me feel a little breathless most was that there were almost no tourists here. It was a bit unreal.

Chengkan was built in the Eastern Han Dynasty and the Three Kingdoms period, with a history of more than 1,8 years. As early as the Song Dynasty, it was praised by the famous physicist Zhu Xi as "Chengkan is the first village in the south of the Yangtze River". The whole village of Chengkan is surrounded by mountains and waters, forming three streets and ninety-nine lanes, just like a big maze. Chengkan is also the only well-preserved ancient Ming village in China.

Streets and alleys are paved with granite strips, and the houses are blue walls and tiles, black and white, elegant and delicate, exquisitely carved and patchwork. After thousands of years of wind and rain, this ancient village has been preserved so well, and there is no trace of modern renovation. I don't know how it escaped the wars and disasters again and again. Maybe it is really blessed by geomantic omen.

The ancient towns introduced here are not well-known, but they have distinctive features. What is important is that they still retain the tranquility of the ancient towns. When you walk in them, you seem to feel that the years have solidified and there is a feeling of crossing.