A candy-colored sea of flowers is nature's most beautiful embrace

This is a small village encountered on the way to Baihaba. 🏠 When passing by, I found some young people painting the sunset valley. Driving around the village, it's quite small, but there are quite a few guesthouses and canteens, none too large. Most of the villagers are still indigenous people. While the kids were chatting and playing with the local children, the parents of the other children appeared and took them away mercilessly. The children's Mandarin was quite good. The sunset was beautiful, and the village cows leisurely strolled home in groups against the evening glow, making time seem infinitely peaceful~~ There is a wooden walkway by the asphalt road in the center of the village. While wandering aimlessly with my child, we discovered the kindergarten here, also a small wooden house structure. I'm curious about the interior decoration~ Seeing this wooden house village, my child naively asked me, 'Mom, have we come to ancient times?' 😂 The most lively entertainment in the village at night is playing table tennis at the doorstep of the grocery store, illuminated by a single light bulb, with silence all around, indeed giving a sense of time travel, just not that ancient. It was getting dark, and we found a wooden house to stay in temporarily. It was fully equipped, and the kitchen chef could cook a variety of dishes or take orders. In the quiet wooden house, my child and I slept soundly. The best part was, in the morning, the 'moo moo' 🐮 seemed to be calling us to wake up just a 'wood' away. My child excitedly got up and went out to look for the cows, to no avail, haha. I personally think that Tie Reke Ti Township is even more primitive than Baihaba, and I recommend it to those who like the original to stay once~ ⚠️ Additionally, a key tip for self-driving companions!!! The iron ⚠️ of the Tiejia line is right here!!