Chasing the Wilderness of Joy·Light and Shadow of Longnan House

Chasing the Wilderness of Joy·Light and Shadow of Longnan House This weekend, I was lucky enough to stay one night at the "Longnan Waiwu" in Ganzhou, a restaurant in the field of joy. The location of the B&B is very close to the high-speed rail station and can be reached in less than ten minutes. There is a cafe on the outermost side of the third courtyard of the B&B. The exhibition area next to it sells cultural and creative products, local specialties and fine porcelain. The cafe is connected to the restaurant, the lamps are exquisite, and there is a sponge ball pool next to the fireplace in the corner for parent-child entertainment. Entering the hospital through the main entrance, several awnings are opened in the courtyard. There are several wooden chairs and potted plants placed against the wall. Entering the lobby, the hall was decorated for Christmas. Leather camping chairs, rattan leisure chairs and sofas together constitute the rest area, with a Go board placed in the middle. A kettle is hung in the sunken area behind the front desk, and the view window frames the red maples outside. Standing on the terrace on the second floor, the giant tree in the courtyard of the guest room area comes into view, full of vitality. The B&B architecture integrates local culture and uses Hakka enclosed houses. The beige courtyard wall brings out the color of the plants, and the vines climbing on it also have a unique charm. Go around the middle courtyard and take the stone path. The swimming pool is located next to the river. The river water is clear and reflects the mountain scenery. There is a stove in the surrounding courtyard, where you can barbecue and make tea. Walking out of the courtyard, the Chinese wine castle outside the village is also worth a visit. Also, if I could give this B&B a theme, then I hope it would be "light and shadow". When we arrived at the store, the weather was sunny and sunny. The sunlight penetrated the hall. After being blocked by the building or green plants, the shadows seemed to become an extension of the buildings and plants, complementing the main body.