Myanmar is rich in jade, and Ruili Tengchong is also a place where there has been no shortage of jade business since ancient times. An inconspicuous bridge in the scenic area is inlaid with pieces of jade. According to local guides, people who used the remaining jade fragments used to be scraps, no, but now, every jade value here is It is very expensive, so there are signs on the bridge that are forbidden to dig jade. Even so, the bridge deck is slightly mottled and many stones are gone. The Yinjing Primary School in the Chinese village has a lot of Burmese small international students, most of whom are children of villagers in Manxiu Village. Since the educational conditions in China are better than those in Myanmar, many villagers in Mangyu send their children to the Chinese primary school. Every morning and afternoon, these small international students take up small schoolbags and naturally cross the borders, going back and forth between the two countries several times a day. Of course, there are also some experience projects that visitors can participate in. For example, there are Chinese and Burmese contrasts in the stones along the road, and translations are given to make it easy for everyone to learn Burmese. You can also Take a local boat tour and experience a one-legged boating that can only be seen on Inle Lake.