What are the tourist attractions in Huaxi Village?

Huaxi Village, "China's No. 1 Village", is located east of Jiangyin City and west of Huashi Town, with an area of ??0.96 square kilometers and a population of more than 1,500. It is a well-known small village in the south of the Yangtze River and a rural pastoral tourism center in the south of the Yangtze River. There are more than 80 famous scenic spots in the village. The Huaxi Golden Pagoda is its landmark building, with seven levels and seventeen stories and a height of 98 meters.

There is a pink wall at the head of the village, and a square behind it. There are dozens of flagpoles in the square, flying colorful flags with various patterns. This is a symbol of the industry to which Huaxi Industrial Company belongs, showing its economic strength, with an output value of billions and products sold abroad. On the west side are the main roads leading in and out of Huaxi Village, the Kilometer Avenue, the Huaxi Twin Bridges, and the miniature "Nanjing Yangtze River Bridge, Wuhan Yangtze River Bridge, and Jiangyin Yangtze River Bridge", which look like giant dragons and are named "Dragon Corridor". There are commercial corridors inside, including shopping malls, theaters, conference venues, and restaurants. The grand assembly hall introduces the situation of West China to visitors from time to time; the large restaurant can accommodate thousands of people dining at the same time, and there is a 10,000-meter long corridor running from the beginning of the village to the end of the village. Rural residences are multi-story villas decorated with mosaics. Each family has three three-story villas with complete water and electricity supplies. There are living room, bedroom, dining room, bathroom, garage and courtyard. 30% of farmers own cars. The residential area is full of green grass and flowers and trees. Visitors can follow the tour guide to enter the farmhouse as a guest. Nanyuan Hotel is like a farmhouse, with whitewashed walls, green tiles, small bridges and green trees, all connected by long corridors, giving it a rustic feel.