Shawan Ancient Town.

This is an ancient town without boundaries, like a film that is always playing. You come from the parking lot, and before you know it, you are in the ancient town, and before you know it, you become a part of the ancient town. You come to see the scenery, and you become a part of the scenery in the eyes of others. The ancient town has become a stage for nostalgic classical beauty. Almost every street and alley, almost every building with a sense of age, you will meet a beautiful woman in ancient costume with powder on her face, high hair, long sleeves, and wide robes. If you just stroll through the streets and alleys, you can see leisurely tourists and local residents, and you can also see many finely carved door lintels and roof ridges, and you can feel the traces of time from the smooth, silky stone slabs under your feet. There are six or seven attractions in the ancient town that require tickets to visit. In the He Shiliang Art Museum, you can see many brick carvings created by the modern master He Shiliang, every branch and leaf, every person and thing is vivid and lifelike; in the He Binglin Academician Memorial Hall, you can learn about the legendary deeds of this pillar of the country; in the Lingnan Wedding Hall, you can see the changes in Chinese wedding customs over the past thousands of years; the most worth remembering is the Liugeng Hall, which was built in the Southern Song Dynasty in 1275, and has experienced more than 700 years of ups and downs. Every brick, every window is history, every word, every plaque has a story.