I like small towns that are not well known and are partial. There are no bustling crowds, no noisy, noisy commercial streets, but only mottled buildings, authentic food and leisure people. I wonder if you have heard of the ancient city of Taoyuan in Zhejiang, a place that perfectly fits my definition of the ancient city. Probably no one can think of a small town that has been quiet for so many years. It was built in 1387 in the Ming Dynasty. It was built to prevent the invasion of the shackles. The entire Taoyuan City is built on the hillside, with a high level of visibility and excellent visibility. It is an important military defense fortress. Not only was one of the 41 defending cities set up in the southeastern coast of Zhejiang for the anti-mite, but Taoyuan is still the best preserved anti-mite ancient city in the country. Through architecture and layout, you can imagine the prosperity of the city. Its just that today, the added meaning is lost, and this small town is very comfortable. Old people and children can be seen everywhere, or they can enjoy the sun in their own door, or take a walk in the ancient city. You don't need to worry about war, you don't need to worry about other people's eyes, it's good.