Langchong Ancient Village, Jinxiu, Guangxi

Deep in the mountains of Guangxi, there is a little-known village called Langchong. This village, surrounded by mountains and shrouded in mist, is known as the "village in the clouds" due to its primitive natural scenery and simple folk customs. Langchong Village is 1,599 meters above sea level and is said to be the highest village in South China. Walking into Langchong Village is like entering a paradise isolated from the world. The air here is particularly fresh, and every breath seems to smell of nature. The houses in the village are mostly made of earth and wood, and the yellow mud walls and black tiles form a unique architectural style. The houses are generally single buildings with courtyards, some of which still retain the traditional duplex architectural style, giving people a simple and quiet feeling. The roads in the village are winding and winding, passing through fields and small rivers, forming a beautiful pastoral picture. In Langchong Village, you can feel a kind of tranquility and harmony that is indifferent to the world. The villagers work at sunrise and rest at sunset, leading a simple and simple life. They wear ethnic costumes, work hard in the fields, and their faces are filled with satisfied and happy smiles. Here, you can hear their cheerful singing and laughter, and feel their enthusiastic and hospitable character and simple folk customs. The fifth batch of traditional Chinese villages.