Red stone forest
Hongshilin Village is the second stop of Where is Dad Going 4. It is located in the northwest of Guzhang County, Xiangxi Prefecture, on a high cliff beside the Youshui River. Youshui River runs day and night, crossing Xiangxi, raising generations of Tujia people, and is the mother river of Tujia people. You can choose to go to the Red Stone Forest by water, Youshui Gallery, where the mountains reflect water, the water is lined with mountain light, accompanied by smoke from the kitchen, just like falling into a fairyland. After 800 years, the old four eyes, which have become more vigorous and powerful, and the red stone forest, which has experienced 500 million years of wind erosion but is more dazzling, and the bonfires drummed by thousands of torches on the screen in the program are all mouth-watering sights.
Lufthansa
In Miao language, Dehang means "beautiful canyon". Here, the mountains are undulating, the cliffs are towering, and the peaks and forests overlap, including cliffs, stone walls, peak forests, waterfalls and virgin forests. Green hills surround Miao village, and towering cliffs separate Miao village from the outside world. The houses in the stockade are low and the rice fields are open. Every autumn, when rice is ripe, it looks golden from the top of the mountain. Standing on the flat ground of the stockade, looking up at the distant mountains, the mist at the tip of the castle peak is entwined, and the blue sky, the green distant mountains and the wisps of mist paint a quiet poetic picture. "There are Miao families under the green hills", which means Dehang.
Gaoyi village
The high chair, named after being surrounded by mountains on three sides and facing water on one side, looks like a plush chair. Visiting the ancient village in late autumn is an ocean of flowers. Every household has either opened a garden in front of the house or placed various potted plants in the yard. Standing at a slightly higher place overlooking the high chair, the buildings in the village are in perfect harmony with the surrounding mountains and rivers, protecting the geomantic omen of the world everywhere. Like most ancient villages, the original inhabitants of Gao Chairman live here quietly, with simple folk customs and many traditional customs that have been passed down to this day. Here, people can enjoy folk song and dance performances, taste Dong farmhouse meals, stay in Dong village wooden houses and experience Dong family life.
Hongjiang ancient commercial city
Hongjiang ancient shopping mall is a classic of ancient residential buildings in the south of the Yangtze River, which is better than the vivid version of the riverside scene on Qingming Festival. There are hundreds of traditional ancient buildings in the city, with walls and eaves connected and pavilions overlapping. Due to the uneven terrain, the houses in the ancient city are patchwork, and the streets and lanes bend around the houses, and the twists and turns are difficult to distinguish. Seen from above, the city is a "maze" with criss-crossing bluestone roads and deep twists and turns. Being really there is like walking in a distant image. A large number of commercial buildings in the Ming and Qing Dynasties and the Republic of China are preserved in ancient shopping malls, and the quaint escort agency is full of domineering.
Hibiscus Town
Furong town's original name was Wangcun, but it was later renamed as "furong town" because the film furong town starring Jiang Wen was filmed here. Located on the north bank of Youshui, the town "hangs" on the waterfall. After thousands of years, it became famous after years of silence. The overlapping Tujia diaojiao building winds around the mountain and goes straight to the mountainside, forming a five-mile long street. The streets paved with bluestone slabs tell the vicissitudes of life with a cold luster. Shops are scattered on both sides of the road, selling silver ornaments, Tujia brocade, local costumes and ancient coins. Very lively.
biencheng town
As an ancient town in Hunan, Fenghuang ancient city has no crowded people in the border town. It has its own gentle tone and tells stories in a plain way. The town is located at the foot of the mountain, very quiet, surrounded by mountains and waters, with clear water, green water and running water scattered with the wind, and the small building in the diaojiao building exudes the fragrance of time. If you choose to live in a diaojiao building, remember to choose a room near the river. Although there are no complicated neon lights in the quiet town, it is unforgettable to fall asleep with the gurgling sound of running water. When I wake up, it's good to lean against the window and watch the boatman ferry back and forth.
Qianyang ancient town
Furong Building is a scene of parting on the river in the poem "Parting at Furong Inn and Newly Built", and the golden light is scattered in the time gap of Qianyang Ancient City. Qianyang ancient city enjoys the reputation of "the first ancient town in western Hunan", with a small area, which can be walked slowly in one day. Strict and tidy T-shaped alleys, diaojiao buildings with local characteristics, ancient hanging wells covered with moss, and red sand walls that have experienced war are all vicissitudes. And the red lanterns hanging everywhere indicate that it will not escape the fate of being developed soon. Fortunately, most places look a bit shabby, and you can still feel the original features of the ancient city of more than 2,000 years when you walk.
Qianzhou ancient town
Ganzhou City is a soldier of the Phoenix. Ganzhou has been a twin city with the same reputation as Fenghuang ancient city since ancient times, with a history of more than 4,200 years. Ganzhou is small, but clean enough. There are ancient buildings in Ming and Qing dynasties in the city, with white walls and tiles, bearing the heavy legacy of the ancient city. Ganzhou is located on the bank of Wanrong River, and the Miao-village-style bridge spans the river, which is quiet and simple. The bluestone road at the foot stretches for thousands of miles. The footprints of passers-by who have come and gone for hundreds of years are like stepping into stone steps. Everything in front of them is detached and quiet.