Tang Mo Review

When it arrived, it was close to noon, the sun was not dry in spring, and the breeze was just right. There were almost no tourists in the village, and the villagers were busy with their own things according to their daily pace. The river passed through the village, the ginkgo trees had sprouts and germination, and the trees were shaded and leafy...

On the eleventh, there were surprisingly few people, and there were almost no people in the scenic spot. The scenery is slightly inferior to other villages, and it is very similar to Jiangwan Village in Wuyuan. The price of the scenic spot is very close to the people. Compared with other villages, the commercial atmosphere is not so strong.

On the eleventh, there were surprisingly few people, and there were almost no people in the scenic spot. The scenery is slightly inferior to other villages, and it is very similar to Jiangwan Village in Wuyuan. The price of the scenic spot is very close to the people. Compared with other villages, the commercial atmosphere is not so strong.

I really like the environment of the small bridge and flowing water people.

There are characteristics of Anhui houses, and compatriot Hanlin is very rare. The buildings have characteristics, all Huizhou buildings, and the buildings are on both sides of the river, connected by stone bridges, which are quite distinctive. It is also a kind of look back at the past life. The pond is relatively large. It is not easy to retain it so far.

Tang Mo's development is not too powerful, not too commercial, there are many Aboriginal people inside. Compared with Hongcun, Xidi has a lot fewer people, and the scenery inside is more primitive. I prefer Tang Mo.

Small and exquisite, wild!