What season is suitable for Qichun Rice Terraces?

What season is suitable for Qichun Terraces? Qichun Rice Terraces are suitable for autumn. Qichun Rice Terraces The terraces that have been preserved from the Tang Dynasty still exude its unique brilliance and charm today. Its lights and shadows are intertwined and twists and turns; its transformations are diverse and dreamlike; its smoke from cooking stoves and the chirping of insects in the starry sky are all fascinating.

Qichun Terraces

Wuyunshan Terraces are located in Leigongyan, Wuyunshan Village, Tanlin Town, Qichun County, Hubei Province. They are terraces preserved during the Tang Dynasty. The topography and landforms of the terraces group are The exquisite and graceful lines that merge with heaven and earth attract photography enthusiasts and travel enthusiasts from inside and outside the province to gather in Wuyun Mountain to witness this pastoral wonder.

According to local folks, the Leigongyan Rice Terraces were created by an official named Tian who came here to take refuge during the Tang Dynasty and have been preserved to this day. In 2014, the Qichun County Audit Bureau moved from Liufang Village, where it had been stationed in poverty alleviation for 13 years, to Wuyunshan Village to carry out a new round of village poverty alleviation work. During the investigation into the village, Chen Dingyun, a member of the Hubei Provincial Photographers Association and director of the County Audit Bureau, said: The photographer's unique artistic vision suddenly discovered the stunning natural landscape of Leigongyan Terraces in Wuyun Mountain Village. Under Chen Dingyun's recommendation, a group of travel enthusiasts and photographers from inside and outside the province gathered in Wuyun Mountain. The Leigongyan Terraces soon entered the sight of travel enthusiasts across the country and became famous all over the country.

The topography, landforms and the beautiful lines of the terraced fields in Wuyun Mountain quickly attracted photographers and travel enthusiasts from both inside and outside the province to gather in Wuyun Mountain to see this pastoral scenery. spectacle.

These terraces are mainly distributed on mountain slopes above 600 meters in the high mountainous area of ??Tianqiao area. Among them, the Leigongyan terraces in Wuyunshan Village are the largest, with a total area of ??110 acres, divided into 310 small fields, and the height difference between the highest and the lowest is 120 meters, viewed from the air, it is very beautiful, comparable to the wonder of the world - the terraced fields of Yuanyang, Yunnan!

Now is the season for early rice planting. The Leigongyan terraces in Wuyunshan Village have been leveled by local farmer brothers in preparation for early rice transplanting. The watered terraces are like mirrors, reflecting the glow in the morning and evening, and the blue sky during the day. Especially at sunrise and sunset, as the sunlight changes, the clouds in the sky are constantly changing, and when reflected in the terraces, they are like a kaleidoscope, constantly changing colors, sometimes blue, sometimes pink. , and it turned bright red again. Coupled with the exquisitely beautiful lines, it is completely a great work of land art - Huanggang's "Yuanyang Terraces".

On May 20, 2014, at the invitation of Chen Dingyun, Director of the County Audit Bureau, nearly 50 people from Hubei TV Station, Huanggang TV Station "Photographing the Dabie Mountains" column group, Huanggang City Photographers Association and Qichun County Photographers Association Well-known photographers once again gathered in Wuyun Mountain to focus on the Leigongyan Terraces. They used various art forms such as TV specials or photography to show the world the stunning wonders of the Leigongyan Terraces from multiple angles, and packaged the Wuyun Mountain Village into a tourism destination in the hinterland of the Dabie Mountains. New pastoral tourist attractions along the highway will help local mountainous people get rid of poverty and become rich through the development of tourism.