These five ancient villages are a perfect escape from the world!

Unrelated to the romantic charm, they are simply frozen in time Just like the old days, songs echo in the empty valley, the ridges sway, watching the rain fall in the courtyard, guarding the blooming of a garden In these five villages, with very few tourists, one can watch the seasons change, spring plowing, summer weeding, autumn harvesting, winter storing... simple and prolonged through the daily meals and overnight stays. Zhejiang Lishui Longquan Xia Zhang Village. The mountain springs babble, the houses stand dignified, a waterfall hangs flying, resembling a scene from a Song Dynasty painting. Zhejiang Jinhua Lanxi Changle Village. The ancient village has a rich texture and orderly heritage, where lovers of ancient architecture can find high-quality examples of large Ming Dynasty woodwork from the Jiangnan region. The He Garden upper hall, Jin Dazong ancestral hall, and Xiangxian Hall are all spectacular. The village is quiet and tidy, with very few tourists, and the villagers are simple and hospitable. Hunan Yongzhou Shang Gantang Village. A village that seems to have walked out of a painting, with the Song Dynasty bridge quite mottled, ancient houses lined up in order, under the setting sun, intense and profound. Anhui Shexian Hongkeng Village. The archways are extremely beautiful, and the Hong family ancestral hall is also a rare example of a Ming Dynasty ancestral hall in the Jiangnan region. The village is not large, but it has many treasures and almost no tourists. Anhui Yixian Shiting Village. The original appearance of Huizhou, with mottled support, light chanting of small characters, hastily exchanging time for years...