Checked in at the Mushroom House in Manyuan Village

We rented a car from Gaozhuang and drove east. Today's itinerary mainly includes visiting the Dai Ethnic Garden to watch the Water-Splashing Festival. We set off at 10 a.m., and on the way, we visited the shooting location of 'A Life of Longing', one of China's top ten beautiful villages, Manyuan Village, and checked in at the Mushroom House. It took about half an hour to drive here, and we passed by a fruit stand with the number X. Be careful not to buy fruit out of curiosity, as the prices are even higher than those in the scenic area. The only place you can stop by is a high-rise Mekong River viewing platform. Entering Manyuan Village will cost 10 yuan for management fees. Once the car is in, just find a parking spot. There will be road signs in the village pointing to the Mushroom House. It's about a seven or eight-minute walk. There is an entrance fee to the Mushroom House, 20 yuan per person. We also came specifically to check in, so in the spirit of 'since we're here, let's go in and have a look'. It's very quiet around, with distant mountains like ink. Sitting in the dining room for a while, you can enjoy a moment of tranquility. This is the life of longing. The house basically maintains the layout of the program recording, but the wooden floor is a bit old. Photos of the program recording are hung on the living room wall. It's like going back to the time when I watched the program. After coming back, I specifically revisited the program at that time.