Stay in a Pure White Art Museum｜A Hot Spring Hidden Deep in the Bamboo Forest

In the mountains of Anji, there is a breathing white art museum. It’s called "Zhubai"—a name that truly fits. The entire building is as clean as an unfinished poem. Pure white walls, geometric lines, vast blank spaces. Sunlight passes through the floor-to-ceiling windows, slowly moving across the floor. The rooms are simple and restrained, with windows serving as picture frames capturing a whole flowing bamboo forest. But the true soul lies outside the house. Follow the path, and deep in the bamboo forest hides a semi-outdoor private hot spring. The milky white pool sinks into the bamboo shadows, mist entwining the bamboo leaves. Soak during the day, with light spots dancing on your shoulders; At night, the water surface reflects starlight and moonlight. The sound of the spring is soft, and the wind through the bamboo is even softer. Here, soaking is no longer just about warming the body, It’s more like an immersive art experience in collaboration with nature. Your body immerses in warm water, your eyes immerse in endless greenery. If you long for— A day and night wrapped in pure white, A hot spring nestled in a bamboo forest, A quiet place that can wash away your fatigue. Then this white dream hidden near the Cloud Grassland Is waiting for the wind, and waiting for you.