How much is the ticket for Song Xue Cun (Yuhu Village)?

Song Xue Cun (Yuhu Village) Ticket price: Yuhu: 6 yuan Locke's former residence: Tickets 10 yuan, you can use your student ID card. Jade Pillar and Sky: 20 yuan

Yuhu Village is named after the local Yuhu Lake, which is called uruk in Naxi language, meaning at the foot of the snow-capped mountain. Yuhu Village also has a Han name Song Xue Cun, because there is Yulong Snow Mountain next to it. Xue Cun in Song Dynasty means Uluken in Naxi language, which means at the foot of snow-capped mountains. There is a clear spring in the west of the small village at the foot of this snow-capped mountain, and the water is green as jade, also called Yuhu Village.

Yuhu

Yuhu Lake was an artificial lake dug by Mu family before Ming Dynasty. Mu built the Summer Palace, Yulong Academy and deer farm by the lake. The earliest residents of Yuhu Village were deer breeders for Naxi Palace. That's why it's also called channeling. Yuhu Lake and Snow Mountain Deer Farm are often mentioned in Naxi folk songs.

In Yuhu Lake, the snow is clear, the water plants are swaying, the blue sky and white clouds set off the tall Jade Dragon Snow Peak, and reflected in the lake, as if nature were deposited at the bottom of the lake. This reflection of Yuhu Lake is one of the twelve famous scenic spots of Yulong.

There are thousands of grasslands on the Jade Lake. In spring and summer, the grass grows and warblers fly, and wild flowers twinkle in it. Cow bells jingle and shepherds sing. In late autumn and severe winter, the pasture grass is yellow, and a large area of reeds in the lake fluctuates with the wind, rustling like a sad autumn string, which is a vast and cold scene.

There is an orange tree by the Jade Lake, and the oranges produced every year are as sweet as honey. People say that the dragon lady changed it, and it is called the dragon lady tree.

On the cliff next to Yuhu Lake, there are four Chinese characters engraved, written by Yang _ (the supreme ruler sent by the central government after the national reform), the first official and magistrate in Lijiang. In the third year of Yongzheng (1725), the word "Jade Wall Jinchuan" was written by Nie Rui, the county magistrate. The moss beside the handwriting refutes the ancient meaning.

Walking more than ten kilometers from Old Town of Lijiang to the north, we came to Xue Lu Natural Village, Yuhu Administrative Region at the southern foot of Yulong Snow Mountain. The Naxi language of this village is called "Uluken", which means the village at the foot of snow-capped mountains. 1922 Joseph Charles Francis Rock (1884-11962), an Austrian-American, entered Yunnan, China from the Thai-Burmese border, and then moved from Simao in southern Yunnan to Lijiang in northwestern Yunnan. He lived under Yulong Snow Mountain for 27 years, most of which was in Lixue Village, Yuhu Lake. He described: "Uluken, a small village with beautiful environment, is located on the hillside of the pure Lijiang Snow Mountain. The main peak of the Snow Mountain is steep, protecting it like a protector. The headquarters of the Yunnan provincial expedition of the National Geographic Society is located here.

Locke is the first foreign scholar to introduce Lijiang national culture to the western world. On the cliff about 30 meters high to the west of Yuhu Village, there are four Chinese characters, "Jade column towering over the sky", which were translated by Yang, the first official of Lijiang River in Yongzheng period of Qing Dynasty. This stone carving not only depicts the magnificence of Lijiang Snow Mountain, but also becomes a cultural relic directly related to the important historical event of "returning home". At the foot of the cliff,-1 Hongqingquan is like jade, called Yuhu. "Jade Lake Reflection" is the first of the twelve scenic spots in Yulong Snow Mountain, which was praised by Naxi poets in Ming and Qing Dynasties.

Fresh chickens and ducks

Ji Xian Cliff is located under the shortest Xuefeng on the right of several peaks in Yulong Snow Mountain. It takes about 3 hours to walk from Yuhu Village.

Not far above this huge cliff is the famous fog road Bengeng, which means the belt of snow-capped mountains. The hillside on the left is called World Day Supplement, which means Mountain God Slope. In the past, when people came here to graze and hunt, they had to sacrifice to the mountain gods first.

At the age of 36, Mu, the most famous Mu family, saw its decline in the prosperous times. He lives alone in the snow-capped mountains and wanders around. Legend has it that he knows a lot about birds and animals in the mountains and can know a lot about them. One day, he led hundreds of animals and thousands of birds to dance and play on this cliff meadow, and then rode a red tiger (or white horse) over the cliff, escaped into the clouds in the mountains, and never disappeared again. On the cliff, there were stains and spots, which looked like a man riding a tiger. Later, people called it Ji Xian Cliff. Later, a wandering monk built a temple beside a huge cliff to practice, which still exists in broken walls. Therefore, it is also called Dabaji Zidan (meaning where monks build houses) and Upper Igu (where monks live).

The houses in Yuhu Village are different from the Naxi houses in other places. They are built of stone and have a civil structure. Locke's former residence is a must-see attraction.

Former Residence of Luo Ke

Locke is an Austrian-American scholar. He entered Yunnan as an explorer, writer and photographer of Global Geography magazine. He lived in Lijiang from 192 1 to 1949. He was originally a botanist who collected plant specimens, but later became fascinated by Dongba culture and became an anthropologist. He was the first western scholar to introduce the history and culture of Naxi nationality to the world, especially devoted to the study of Dongba hieroglyphics, so he was known as the father of Naxi studies. During his stay in Lijiang, he lived in Yuhu Village.

The restored former residence of Locke, with one hospital and three rooms. The building facing east is the former residence of the headquarters of the China Yunnan expedition of the National Geographic Society of the United States, and upstairs is Locke's living room. Beds, tables, chairs, carpets, braziers, bookshelves, alarm clocks, lanterns and other electrical appliances are all Locke's relics. The building facing south is the exhibition hall of Luo's former residence, which displays a large number of historical photos taken by Luo in that year, as well as a number of relics left by Luo in Lijiang, including woolen coats, shotguns, dental instruments, carpenter's tools, aluminum rivet cowhide and so on, all brought by Luo in that year.