Introduction of Xidihong Village Scenic Spots

The attractions of Xidi hong cun are as follows:

Hongcun, an administrative village under Hongcun Town, yi county City, Anhui Province, is a traditional village in China, located at the southern foot of Huangshan Mountain, with a village area of 19. 1 1 hectare. It was founded in Shaoxing in the Southern Song Dynasty (1131-162).

Hongcun is a "bull-shaped village". Seen from a height, the whole village is like a green cow lying on a stream in front of the mountain. Leigang is a bull's head, towering ancient trees are horns, dwellings are cattle's bodies, water caves are cattle intestines, Moon Bay is a cow's belly, South Lake is a cow's belly, and four bridges on rivers and streams are cattle legs.

Hongcun is surrounded by mountains on three sides, and its layout basically keeps facing south. The base is located in the center, surrounded by mountains and rivers. The ancient buildings in Hongcun are all Huizhou-style buildings, with regular white walls and blue tiles and upturned cornices. The site selection, layout and architectural form of the whole village emphasize the ideal realm of harmony between man and nature, respect for nature and utilization of nature, so that the overall outline of Hongcun is in harmony with natural scenery such as topography, landforms and mountains and rivers.

Hongcun is now well preserved, with more than 40 residential buildings in Ming and Qing Dynasties/KLOC-0. The main attractions are: Moon Girl Horse, South Lake, South Lake Academy, Chengzhitang, Hongcun Water Town, Ancient Tree, Shu Ren Hall, Ming Taizu Temple, Lexutang and so on.

The origin of place names

Hongcun, with a broad and developed meaning in ancient times, is a strange cow-shaped ancient village in the ancient Peach Blossom Garden. Hongcun was originally called Hongcun. According to Wang's genealogy, Hongcun is beautiful because it has been "expanded into a Taiyi elephant".

According to the Preface to the Ancestor Yan Jigong of Hongcun Village in Song Dynasty, Wang, the ancestor of Hongcun Village in Song Dynasty, was born in Tangmo, Shexian County, and was forced to return to his hometown because of a fire when he was doing business in Jinling, passing through yi county Beixiang and temporarily staying in the village. Because the terrain of Shu Qi is scattered, it is easy to be flooded by flash floods and difficult to put out by fires, so it will not live long.

During the period of Shaoxing in Song Dynasty, Shu Qi village was robbed by bandits, and more than 300 families living together were destroyed by fire. Wang Yanji, a descendant of Wang Yanji, followed the instructions of his ancestors and moved his family to the foot of Leigang Mountain where pudding lived. Built 13 house (later called 13 floor), which means "Hong Guang Village". Later, during the Qianlong period of the Qing Dynasty, the emperor called Li Hong, which was renamed Hongcun because of taboo.