Baihe Town, Hengxian County, Guangxi

Pingfu Village, Baihe Town, Hengxian County, Guangxi is an ancient historical and cultural village, located in Hengxian County, Guangxi, which is known as the "Jasmine Capital". The village has a population of more than 5,000 people, and the main crops are jasmine, sugarcane, rice, corn, peanuts and soybeans. Since the reform and opening up, people in Pingfu Village have improved their living standards with their diligence and wisdom. Most villagers live in buildings and have vehicles such as motorcycles and cars. The main roads in the village are all hardened by the villagers themselves, and the traffic is very convenient. Pingfu Village is surrounded by mountains and waters, and Yujiang River, the largest tributary of the Pearl River Basin, passes through the village, with blue sky and clear water, green trees and green mountains. If it is foggy, the mountains and rivers are connected and the greenery meets, which seems to be a fairyland in the depths of Taoyuan. Pingfu Ferry, located in Pingfu Village, also has a long history. According to the introduction of the older generation, in the early days of the liberation of the motherland, PLA troops marched here several times and set up pontoons at Pingfu Ferry for all kinds of combat vehicles. In the early years, Pingfu Ferry was the only place for vehicles from all sides to go to Nanning. The ferry is equipped with large and small vehicles, and it is rare to see that it still provides services for vehicles passing through here.