Jiangsu's "man-made ancient town", which costs hundreds of millions, is full of Chinese costumes, and merchants only accept copper coins.

Because of its long history and cultural background of more than 5,000 years, China has nurtured many unique towns.

In the past two years, tourism in ancient towns and villages has also been quite popular, and many tourists are very willing to go to these places. As long as the price is not too outrageous and the ancient rhyme is enough, this scenic spot is basically not worried about passenger flow.

The most prosperous ancient towns in China may be Wuzhen and Pingyao. It is not difficult to see that most tourists still have a special liking for the "pure natural" ancient town, but only exclude some antique buildings built by later generations.

That's understandable. On the one hand, it is difficult to have the charm of ancient buildings in imitation; on the other hand, many people are influenced by foreign countries and always confuse China architecture with Japanese architecture, which is an eyesore.

But there are also some "artifacts", such as Yangliuquan ancient town in Jiangsu, which is recognized as a fake ancient town with good quality and scenery comparable to Wuzhen in Pingyao.

The ancient town is located in jurong city, Zhenjiang City, Jiangsu Province. In fact, it is not comprehensive to say that it is an antique man-made town. In fact, it was built on the basis of a real town in history-Hua Qian Town, which is located at the foot of Baofo Mountain.

In the Qing Dynasty, he came down to the south of the Yangtze River and named it "Yangliuquan", so Hua Qian Town was renamed Yangliuquan Town and passed down. However, after entering the new China period, it gradually declined due to various reasons such as poor geographical location, inconvenient transportation and backward modern facilities.

In addition, some developers at that time thought that Yangliuquan Village lacked commercial flavor and market competitive value, so no one considered developing tourism here.

Residents have basically moved out of here with their families, and the town is gradually abandoned. The story has developed here, and if there is no accident, the town will gradually become a place like a site. However, things took a turn, and a local travel company took a fancy to it and decided to invest.

In fact, this travel company is very lucky. Basically, once the aborigines leave, there is no need to consider the resettlement of these people, and there is no need to give them money for dismissal. Secondly, many houses are ready-made. Although dilapidated, it is easier to rebuild on the existing basis than to build from scratch.

I don't know if the developers who didn't know Pearl in those years have any regrets when they see the prosperity of Yangliuquan Town now. Although the tourism company spent hundreds of millions of yuan to rebuild the ancient town, from today's return, it should have far exceeded the original investment.

At the same time, this ancient town still retains the name of "Hua Qian Ancient Town". After all, these two names are fresh and natural, and one has a strong sense of history. No matter which one attracts tourists, it will be left behind.

After several years of renovation, this small town with Ming and Qing architectural styles finally appeared in front of tourists. Although the historical background here is not so thick, it does not prevent tourists from coming here one after another. It is also good to feel the historical scenery from the side.

The popularity of Yangliuquan Town has also promoted the economic development of the surrounding areas. Facts have proved that as long as the hardware strength is sufficient, plus some positive publicity, the ancient town is easy to become popular, even if you artificially build it.

Because facts have repeatedly proved that the real "experts" among tourists are very low. To put it mildly, most people visit ancient towns just for fun, and they don't really care about history or anything. As long as the architectural shapes and colors are not too outrageous, the commercial flavor is not too strong, and the modern things are not too obvious, most people will pay the bill.

Among them, Yangliuquan Town is actually a positive teaching material. Of course, there are also buildings left over from the old town, but overall it is still quite good. The streets of bluestone slabs, antique buildings and many small details will not make people feel too dramatic.

The most unique point is that when all the merchants in the ancient town are wearing ancient costumes and the facades are specially made in ancient times, many tourists have an "immersive" experience, which is actually worth learning and learning from.

Moreover, the cost of the scenic spot should also be changed into copper coins in advance, which means that only copper coins are accepted here. Some restaurant owners can also imitate ancient ways of speaking. Although many of them are neither fish nor fowl, it sounds interesting not to be serious.

Of course, do you want to say whether there are any buildings in Yangliuquan Town that have really been handed down from ancient times to the present? There are also some, namely Longchang Temple, formerly known as Hua Qian Temple.

It is one of the national key monasteries in the Han nationality area, which is famous not only in the whole country, but also overseas. Its original name was "Hua Qian Temple", and you can tell by its name what it has to do with Hua Qian Town (now Yangliuquan Town). Many monks at home and abroad come here to be ordained, which should be regarded as the richest "ancient rhyme" building in Yangliuquan Town.

Although Yangliuquan Town is a man-made town fundamentally, its efforts in building restoration, the design of the combination of ancient town and modernization, and the application of many small details in the ancient town can make tourists linger. Once again, most tourists will buy it as long as they are careful.

Jiangsu's "man-made ancient town", which costs hundreds of millions, is full of Chinese costumes, and merchants only accept copper coins.

Jiangsu's "man-made ancient town", which costs hundreds of millions, has a scenery comparable to Wuzhen, Pingyao, and only receives copper coins.