Workers' Escape from the City Plan—Wuyuan

These days away from the city, even breathing feels lighter— No KPIs chasing me, no message bombardments, and even social interactions automatically switch to "Do Not Disturb" mode. In Wuyuan, time seems to melt into the creases of the cobblestone paths, every step moving to the rhythm of slow living. 🏮 The moment I checked into "Spring Never Late·Travel Photography | Chinese-style Holiday Designer Resort," I finally understood what "time-travel vacation" means ⬇ ✨ Step outside to a Jiangnan ink painting: Wooden tones paired with thatched roofs, Hanfu to wear freely (for free!), round fans/oil-paper umbrellas/guqin as props—every corner screams "100% photo-worthy." Did the owner secretly bring the "A Dream of Splendor" set here? 🛏 Hidden surprises in the room: Brew tea at nightfall, lounge on a rocking chair watching stars fall over Hui-style horse-head walls—this is the "life we yearn for," right? 🍵 Hidden gems of the homestay: ▫ A 5-minute walk to Wunvzhou, where the night lantern festival feels like traveling back to the Shangyuan Festival. ▫ Route guides and tips for nearby attractions like Huangling/Jiangwan/Likeng—a lazy traveler’s dream! ▫ Free Hanfu dressing, a daydream back to the Tang and Song dynasties. 📸 Photo TIPS: Oil-paper umbrella + Hanfu + Hui-style architecture = Ultimate combo. The evening light is magical—snag the second-floor terrace spot! 🥣 Breakfast the next day is made fresh by a local auntie, Steamed rice cake with rice wine, tasting just like grandma’s cooking. Listen up, folks: Don’t just book hotels when visiting Wunvzhou! This Chinese-style homestay is the real treasure. (PS: Sisters planning Hanfu photos, remember to bring hairpieces—the homestay only provides the outfits~)