Xiaozuocun

Xiaozuo Village has been visited by scholars and writers such as the poet Yan Yongguang in the Qing Dynasty. The village attaches great importance to clan traditions, and the Yan's ancestral hall is well protected. Yan's Ancestral Hall was built in the 11th year of Emperor Qianlong of the Qing Dynasty and rebuilt in the first year of Daoguang. The whole is a two-chamber-style building, the front yard is "Xulun Hall", and the back yard is the main hall. In the "Xulun Hall", plaques with different fonts are hung. Among them, the two plaques "Xulun Hall" and "Ji Nian Du Xue" hanging on the main beam were erected by Yan Yongguang, the dean of the Jingning Yafeng Academy, in the Qing Dynasty. Compared with ordinary ancestral halls, Yan's ancestral hall is in the shape of three-level stone steps. It is said that if a "three-level" ancestral hall was built in those days, it could only be done by the emperor's royal seal, and it was not allowed to build it privately. Walking on the "Peach Garden in the Clouds", looking for the natural scenery, heading north to the winding mountain road, there are scenery all the way along the way. After walking for about five kilometers, I suddenly showed an ancient village surrounded by the shade of trees - Xiaozuo, as described in the poem, Xiaozuo Village is hidden deep in the dense thickets of primitive ancient trees, ginkgo, maple, etc. The original scenery of Taoyuan Wonderland. The beautiful bamboo garden encloses the whole village in an elegant and natural way, and the long years cannot take away the ancient and simple folk culture. The people here are experienced, open-minded, hard-working, kind and famous for their drinking capacity.