All the way along the Lijiang River, across the bridge, came to this small village. When we arrived, the entire village was building houses, which seemed a bit messy. The housekeeper said that these were relocated from other places. The road was also uneven by various large cars, and the impression on this place was actually reduced. The bridge was later built. In the past, if you want to enter the village, you should slowly descend from the top to the bottom. This road is also very thrilling from above. Then we walked over the suspension bridge. This is the only way to the outside of the village. the way. There is a Catholic church in the village, also called "Zizhong Church". This is a church built by a French missionary. The whole church style reflects the characteristics of the Basilika church and the characteristics of the Roman church. The main building sits west to the east and is made of brick and wood. The Tibetans of Diqing are mostly devout Buddhists, and as an important part of their lives, the existence of the church in Cizhong is a miracle. When I walked into the church in the middle school, there were no other people in the church except the priest. The time seemed to solidify on the mottled damp wall. The right side of the church can be topped, except that the upstairs clock can't be hit, and there is nothing to pay attention to. Looking down from the second floor, the mottled walls bear witness to the passing of time.