Chaozhou and Shantou in the Sun: The Beautiful Scenery of Daoyun Building and Xidong Village

On the seventh day of the Chinese New Year, the sun was shining, and it was a good day for a trip. We decided to go to the Chaozhou and Shantou area to visit Daoyun Building, which has a history of more than 500 years. Daoyun Building is an octagonal earthen building in the Chaozhou and Shantou area, and this unique architectural shape is very rare in the local area. Its name, "Dao Tong Bagua, Yun Zhong Jiugong," is full of cultural connotations, as if telling an ancient story. Itinerary Daoyun Building: The Chaozhou and Shantou Version of "Big Fish & Begonia" When we first saw Daoyun Building, we were shocked by its momentum. This earthen building is like the Chaozhou and Shantou version of "Big Fish & Begonia," and its unique architectural style makes it particularly spectacular in the sun. Walking in the earthen building, it seems to travel through time and space, and every brick and tile carries the memory of history. We took photos here, and every photo was super photogenic, as if we had become part of the story. Xidong Village: A Perfect Blend of Tranquility and Vitality After leaving Daoyun Building, we came to the nearby Xidong Village. The small bridges and flowing water here are sparkling, and the sun shines on the water, giving people a healing feeling. Walking in the village, you can also see vivid and interesting graffiti paintings on the walls, and the small animals are lifelike, adding a bit of liveliness to the quiet countryside. Here, we slowed down and enjoyed the tranquility and beauty. This trip to Chaozhou and Shantou really made me feel the meaning of travel. Walking in the ancient Daoyun Building and the picturesque Xidong Village, I felt extremely happy. The sun was shining, and the breeze was gentle, and everything was so beautiful. This is not only a physical journey but also a mental relaxation. "The meaning of travel is not the destination, but the scenery along the way and the mood of seeing the scenery." May you also find your own tranquility and beauty in your travels.