Compared to Hongcun, I love Lucun more

A place of utter devotion for life, with no dreams of returning to Huizhou. 🌟 Relative to Hongcun, Lucun does not require an entrance fee, and it is not commercialized at all. It is a very typical Huizhou-style village where one can experience the idyllic scenery of small bridges over flowing water. The entire village is traversed by a stream of 'living water' that is very clean, where you can see small fish and ducks. Villagers also wash things in the river, creating a scene reminiscent of an ink painting. Students often come here to sketch. 🌟 Suggested duration of visit: It is recommended to stay overnight and get up early the next morning to experience the tranquility and freshness of this natural village, and then have lunch at noon. 🌟 Recommended food: Affordable small restaurant, reasonably priced and tasty, but the place is small with only one auntie cooking, so the waiting time is quite long, and the environment is just a small eatery with flies around