Mo represents the relief of letting go of mortal hustle—no thought for the journey ahead, no disturbance from the past.
Wen stands for earnest seeking with a sincere heart—chasing rhymes in the wind, gathering light from ancient days.
Qi embodies the essence of heaven and earth, absorbing a thousand years of life in the old town, holding the tranquility of mountains and rivers, the warmth of old courtyards.
She is the haven of peace, a courtyard hidden in the deep lanes of Heijing; letting go of restlessness, it harbors years of time and you who come from afar.
This is a century-old historic building. Stepping inside feels like walking through a corridor of time. The ancient red sandstone floors, bearing the marks of years, make every step a conversation with history. It boasts traditional Qing-dynasty residential style, with carved doors, windows and exquisite roof corners, all revealing the delicacy and prosperity of bygone days.
The guesthouse rooms have ingenious names linked to ancient imperial examinations, such as Top Scholar Room and Advanced Scholar Room, endowing each room with cultural aura that evokes the elegance of ancient literati.
Inside the rooms, the decor is simple yet cozy, with wooden furniture exuding natural warmth. Outside the windows lie the grand Yubi Mountain or the meandering Longchuan River, letting you embrace nature's gifts in serenity.
To come to Mowen Qishe is to cast aside mundane worries, and embrace a rendezvous with ancient charm, fresh breeze and your true self.
"I met this old house called ”Mo Ask the Shelter”.
The ancestors practiced medicine for generations, and a soldier came out,
A hundred years of three squares and one wall, still retains medicine fragrance and book air.
I like the word “sick”.
The Taoist said that this is the birth of life, the root of life.
And the master said, Stay here, and ask not the trouble of the world,
Keep quiet, and bring back the drained self a little.
There is a hundred-year-old purple myrtle tree in the yard,
Every June, the flowers bloom.
Then again, it should be another scene."