Jimei Stone Archway - A hidden gem.

This is a stone archway located by a river in a remote mountainous area of western Jiangxi. This is a stone archway made of luxurious materials and exquisite carvings. This is one of the only two four-sided stone archways in China. This is a stone archway built by the imperial court during the Wanli period of the Ming Dynasty to honor the Hu family of Hualin. This is a stone archway listed as a major national cultural relic. There are no tourists here, and it is even little known. I followed the navigation and drove all the way, even doubting whether the stone archway really existed. But when it really appeared at the end of the rice field, all my confusion and curiosity disappeared. It was like a kind old man, waiting for me, a descendant of unknown generation. For hundreds of years, it has stood quietly by the pier of Nanlao River, watching countless Hu family members sail downstream to distant places. They may take the imperial examinations, do business, or join the army. Some return home with fame and fortune, while others die in a foreign land. For hundreds of years, it has stood quietly by the pier of Nanlao River, witnessing the changes of the times and the decline of the hometown. The stone archway is silent, but it writes the vicissitudes of life. The stone archway is silent, but it smiles at the warmth and coldness of the world. 🌈Feature: A lonely four-cornered archway 🎟️Ticket: You can set up your own ticket booth, but be prepared to lose your pants 🕐️Opening hours: 365d*24h 💗Other tips: Self-driving only