In Yixian County, experience a tipsy feeling that's more than just about the wine.

There's always a tipsy philosophy hidden deep in the ancient Huizhou alleys. The bluestone slabs are soaked in morning dew, and the white walls are dyed amber by the twilight. Even the wind chimes on the eaves sway with a hint of intoxication. Sitting quietly by the lake, the wind blows, and the ripples crumble the reflection. In a trance, it's hard to tell whether people are swimming in the painting or whether the painting is waking up from the water. Green bamboos surge in the clouds and mist, and the bamboo leaves rustle in the wind. All that comes to you is the cleansing freshness. As the morning mist gradually dissipates, the appearance of the ancient village gradually emerges. In the misty air, the horse-head walls slowly stretch out. Ducks and geese swim freely in the streams and fields. A rain quietly wets the horse-head walls, and the clouds and mist rise in the distant mountains, making the ancient village in the rain three times more poetic than on a sunny day. In Yixian County, "getting drunk on oxygen" is not an exaggeration. With more than 30,000 negative oxygen ions per cubic centimeter, every breath is an ultimate enjoyment. As dusk approaches, lanterns are lit one by one, enveloping the entire ancient village. At this time, you will understand that some intoxication is stronger than wine. Drink coffee in a century-old house, watch the crowds coming and going outside the door, and bathe in the warm sun shining down from the patio. At this moment, even the aroma of coffee is filled with poetry. At the concert in the ancient village of Yixian County, it's hard not to get a little "tipsy" while holding a special cocktail, checking in the night view, and listening to the band's live performance.