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Xiushui Zhuangyuan Village is located in Chaodong Town, Fuchuan County, Hezhou City, Guangxi, and can be reached along National Highway 207 in the direction of Fuchuan. It is about 90 kilometers away from Hezhou City. The village was founded in the 13th year of Kaiyuan (725) in the Tang Dynasty and has a history of nearly 1,300 years. The current population of the village is about 2,400. Since the Tang, Song, Yuan, Ming and Qing dynasties, one scholar and 26 scholars have been produced here, so it is known as the "Zhuangyuan Village". Xiushui Zhuangyuan Village still retains a large number of dwellings, ancestral halls, ancestral temples, and ancient theaters from the Ming and Qing Dynasties, as well as cultural relics and monuments such as plaques and congratulatory plaques from the emperor to the magistrate. The landscape is similar to the water town scenery in the south of the Yangtze River. It is one of the best water town scenery in Lingnan. It is known as the "Open-air Museum of Folk Residences in the Song, Yuan, Ming and Qing Dynasties". It is known as "Little Guilin". The main landscapes include the eight scenic spots of Xiushui: the refreshing peaks, the surging waves of the Three Rivers, the Lingshan Stone Chamber, the Eye Rabbit Hiding Smoke, the Clear Water, the Aoxiu Immortal Rock, the Flying Eagle Wings, the Carp and the Clouds, etc. There are also relatively well-preserved historical buildings: Zhuangyuan Tower, Jinshi Hall, ancient academy, ancient stage, etc.

Fuchuan Lixin Navel Orange Base is located in Fuchuan Yao Autonomous County, Hezhou City, Guangxi. 1 km from the county center. It is a state-owned farm and the largest navel orange planting base in Guangxi. It is also a large-scale agricultural and ecological tourism base in Hezhou and a demonstration site for agricultural tourism in Guangxi. Since its establishment in 1958, it has a development history of nearly 50 years. There are 18,000 acres of land on the site, including 10,000 acres of continuous orange planting area. It is an alternative demonstration site for the development of ecological agriculture tourism in Guangxi. It is a super-large navel orange production and sightseeing park in the region. Since the large-scale introduction of American navel orange varieties in 1988, it has developed rapidly. The navel oranges it produces are large, seedless and residue-free, and have won gold medals at the Second China Agricultural Expo. , Guangxi famous brand products. It has been approved to use the green food label in 1997 and is the best tourist food.

Ruiguang Pagoda is commonly known as Guanyin Tower and Guanyin Pavilion. The tower is a 7-story pavilion-style hexagonal brick tower, 28 meters high, with a base depth of 4.8 meters. The top of the tower has a copper brake cap weighing 400 kilograms. There are windows on six sides of the top floor. There are 78 spiral brick staircases in the tower that can reach the top floor. Climbing the tower and looking into the distance, you can see the "three sceneries" among the "Eight Scenic Spots of Fuchuan": "rich water and roaring waves", "towering green mountains" and "mountain springs and waterfalls". Under the tower, there are shady trees and clear jade springs, making the environment very elegant. For more than 400 years since the Ming Dynasty, Ruiguang Pagoda has experienced disasters such as floods, earthquakes and lightning strikes, and it has remained intact. In the early years of the Republic of China, the location of Ruiguang Tower was turned into Zhongshan Park. In 1980 and 1988, the county people's government allocated funds to repair and strengthen the tower foundation twice.

Next to Ruiguang Pagoda is Ciyun Temple, also known as Zhenjiang Ciyun Temple, with a total area of ??598 square meters. The temple was first built in the 16th year of Kangxi reign of the Qing Dynasty (1677), and rebuilt in the 56th year of Kangxi reign (1717) and the 11th year of Qianlong reign (1746). It was destroyed by war in the fifth year of Xianfeng (1855) and rebuilt in the sixth year of Tongzhi (1867). In the 4th year of the Republic of China (1915), Lu Rongting led his troops from Guiping to Fuchuan. When visiting Ciyun Temple, he proposed to build a flower street road from Ciyun Temple to Huixi Bridge. After the efforts of relevant parties, it was finally completed. During the Republic of China, the temple was renamed "Zhongshan Memorial Hall". There are two Buddhist halls inside, with wing rooms on the east and west sides. The patio between the halls is paved with pebbles. Each hall is composed of a six-column and beam-carrying structure. There is a full moon gate in the back hall, leading directly to Ruiguang Tower. In 1980, both Ruiguang Pagoda and Ciyun Temple were listed as key cultural relics protection units at the county level. Ciyun Temple is now the seat of the County Cultural Relics Management Office. It has two exhibition halls, one for revolutionary cultural relics and the other for ancient cultural relics.

Fuchuan Ancient Ming City is an autonomous region-level cultural relic protection unit located in the center of Fuchuan County, Hezhou City, Guangxi. It is more than 60 kilometers away from Hezhou City. It is the ruins of an ancient county seat built in the 29th year of Hongwu in the Ming Dynasty (1396). When it was first built, it was an "earth city". During the Wanli period of the Ming Dynasty (1573), it was changed to a brick wall. It has a circumference of 2113 meters, a height of 6 meters, a width of 3.7 meters, and 909 crenellations. Over the past few hundred years, it has been rebuilt eight times and is now one of the three most well-preserved Ming ancient cities in Guangxi. There are three city gates, Shengping, Xiangri and Yingen, and four ancient streets, Zhensheng, Renyi, Zhenwu and Yangshou, which are laid out in a "well" shape. The street pavement is decorated with cobblestones inlaid with money patterns, commonly known as "Flower Street". The overall layout and structure of the ancient city are very rigorous and fully functional. According to expert verification, it is an ancient military city that can be attacked, retreated and defended. Ciyun Temple was built during the Jiajing period of the Ming Dynasty (1550), adjacent to the ancient Ming City. There is a Ruiguang Pagoda built in the temple, which is an influential ancient Buddhist pagoda in southeastern Guangxi.

In addition, Yao embroidery has a long history. Yao women in Fuchuan County, Guangxi use needles as pens and threads as ink. The various types of Yao embroidery products produced under their fingertips are exquisite.

The formation of Fuchuan Rock Crossing is closely related to the local Custer landform. The continuous erosion of flowing water eventually penetrates the cave to form a passage. The karst cave is about 280 meters long, about 80 meters high, and about 50 meters wide. The cave is extremely spacious, with a stream flowing slowly through the cave and a small path next to it. Farmers from nearby villages walk on this road where the scenery can be seen when looking up every day.