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The mountains and plains are all green, and the sound of Zigui is raining like smoke. In April, there were few idle people in the countryside, and sericulture was planted in the fields. -wuli village

From Bingzhongluo to the Yunnan-Tibet border, it is about 30 kilometers away from Qiubing Line, and there are two famous scenic spots along the way. 1 is Qiudou, and 2 is the village I went to. Like Cliff Village, it is also a small village built on the Nujiang River, but the scale is much smaller. Why wuli village? As the name implies, we should know that this small village has been shrouded in fog for many years due to geographical and environmental factors. Is it poetic?

When the car couldn't come in, I parked at the east exit of wuli village, took the car rented by Mr. and Mrs. Song Ge and went back to the west side of wuli village, and then walked in together. Here, I am especially grateful to Song Ge and his wife, who made my trip more convenient and enjoyable.

This is the old bridge. At first glance, I thought of Flying Luding Bridge. There are wooden boards on several iron cables, and people used to go back and forth on such bridges every day, which was very risky. Fortunately, it has now become a relic of people's mourning for history. And there is a brand-new cable bridge on the side. If you don't leave, you can take the bus.

Looking back, the old bridge looks so weak in front of the new bridge, which also means that an old era of poverty and weakness has left us. Sometimes I feel lucky. I was born in an era when China became strong, and I didn't have to go through those hardships.

Travel along the ancient tea-horse road on the Nujiang River to wuli village. Why are you a "fog man"? I don't understand, it should be "people in the fog" or "village in the fog". This "fog man" always feels half-finished;

This has turned the half-meter-wide trail, the ancient tea-horse road that once entered and exited Yunnan and Tibet, into an economic pulse, and it is also a place full of people and the sound of hooves;

Who is so free to braid grass roots?

The horse path cut from the cliff was all cut by hand in the era when there was no large construction machinery;

Here we are in wuli village! A very small village, I have been to many village post stations on the ancient tea-horse road. This is the smallest I have ever seen, but it is also the most beautiful.

You AE, don't knock on the window. We take stock today, but we don't sell it! Hahaha!

The houses here are all made of logs, and there are basically no reinforced concrete buildings. The whole village extends along the ancient tea-horse road. However, almost all the people in the village have gone out to work, and it is said that only 1 and 2 homestays are still open;

Gravel foundation, walls lined with logs, such a house seems to have only been seen in American movies, but it is the first time to see it in reality. It is drafty on all sides. Isn't it cold in winter?

Go ahead and cross the village. From this perspective, wuli village, located in the valley beside the Nujiang River, is like a paradise.

Maybe all the young people in the village have gone out to work. A lot of land in this village is in a state of neglect. Although it is not clear whether it is a crop or a cash crop, it can be seen that no one has come to work here for a long time.

However, I met a big flower field. Red and white flowers are very spectacular, but they are definitely not ornamental flowers, but should be cash crops. I just don't know what this is. Tell me if you know!

The village is very small and quiet. Basically, there is no other sound except the sound of chickens and dogs and the wind of nature, which makes my ears accustomed to the noise of the city feel extremely comfortable.

The largest homestay in the village is also the most orderly one in the village. I'm curious, how did so many stones come from this roof? It is neither ceramic tile nor metal, but all kinds of irregular thin stone chips. Where can I find so many stone chips?

There are natural springs in the village, and tap water is basically not used. The spring water is clear and sweet and can be drunk directly. I didn't dare to drink, but it was too comfortable to wash my feet. Don't worry about my shoes. It's an upstream shoe, specially stepped in the water, hahaha!

The most primitive water mill is still running, and the time here seems to have solidified;

We came in from the iron cable bridge in the west of the village, crossed the village and went out from the iron cable bridge in the east of the village. I walked around wuli village for less than an hour.

Look at the nameplate of wuli village Bridge in the cloud. Wuli village should belong to the village of Qiu Nabang. I guess it's a villagers' group in Qiu Nabang village. After all, it is too small to be a village alone. Nowadays, with the development of society, a small group of villagers have two iron cable bridges, which was unimaginable decades ago;

Follow brother Qiu's lens and take a walk in the most beautiful village on the ancient tea-horse road.

strategic vision

Location: Qiu Bing section of Bingzhongluo Town, Gongshan County, Nujiang Prefecture, Yunnan Province, about 20km away from Tibet.

Ticket price: free.

Opening hours: all day

About time: 1~2 hours

Scenic spot type: human landscape;

Arrival transportation: self-driving is recommended. Kunming takes about 850 kilometers by car and about 12 hours by car. High-speed rail can rent a car and drive after Lijiang;

Local accommodation: There are mature hotels in Gongshan County and Bingzhongluo Town. Accommodation is not a problem, but the price is high. And in the tourist season, the room is tight, so you must make a reservation in advance.

Surrounding attractions: Bingzhongluo, Qiunatong, the border of Yunnan and Tibet, Puhua Temple, the first bay of Nujiang River, etc.

Write it at the end

The mottled ancient tea-horse road runs through the village. When the ancient tea-horse road flourished, there was a brief glory here, but it has long since vanished. Before I went, I always thought it was a dream paradise. Every villager wears fairy clothes, eats and drinks, drinks tea and fiddles with it every day. But the reality tells me that this is a national poverty-stricken village. Maybe this is the ideal. Reality is very skinny.