Meet Changxing Orange Red B&B and start a date in the bamboo sea

As the car slowly drove into Xiaopu Town, Changxing, a golden natural curtain slowly unfolded before our eyes. The ten-mile ancient ginkgo corridor was like a painting carved by time, with a thousand-year-old ancient charm coming towards us. The B&B where I stayed on this trip was hidden in this dreamy ginkgo world, quietly waiting for an encounter with me. After passing through layers of ginkgo forests, we finally arrived at the B&B. This homestay is built against the mountain and beside the trees. Its quaint appearance blends perfectly with the surrounding natural environment, as if it grew naturally from the land. Pushing open the mottled wooden door, the courtyard is covered with golden ginkgo leaves, like a specially laid carpet. Walking on the fallen leaves, the rustling sound plays the music of autumn. As you walk into the guest room, a warm breath hits you. The design of the room is full of Jiangnan charm. The wooden furniture exudes a faint wood fragrance, and the carved window lattices bring the beautiful ginkgo scenery outside into the room. The most surprising thing is the big bed. The soft mattress and bedding with ginkgo patterns seem to embrace the whole autumn. The bathroom is clean and tidy, making people feel comfortable. Every detail is meticulously considered. Standing by the window and looking out, you can see the vast expanse of ginkgo trees in the distance. The scenery is breathtaking. The sunlight shines into the room through the gaps between the ginkgo leaves, waking me up from my sleep. When you open the window, fresh air mixed with the fragrance of ginkgo hits you in the face. The mountains in the distance are shrouded in mist, like a fairyland. Strolling along the Ten-Li Ancient Ginkgo Corridor, the thousand-year-old ginkgo trees are tall and straight, with branches covered with golden leaves, swaying gently in the breeze, as if telling the story of the years. The sunlight penetrates the leaves, casting golden spots on the ground, which contrast with the falling ginkgo leaves, creating a breathtaking beauty. The owner of the B&B was very hospitable. He not only prepared sumptuous farm food for us, but also introduced us to many great places to visit in the surrounding area.