Qixiakeng Village: A picture of autumn

Qixiakeng Village: According to "Siming Mountain Chronicles", Qixiakeng was originally called Peach Blossom Keng, "in the south of twenty miles of clouds. The mountain rock walls stand for several ridges and extend for hundreds of feet. The red and white rocks look like the beginning of peach blossoms. , hence the name." In "Nine Poems on Siming Mountain" by Lu Guimeng, a poet of the Tang Dynasty, there is "There are more streams in Yunnan, and there is no mud in the gravel." The "Yunnan" mentioned is Taohuakeng. It was not until the late Qing Dynasty that it was renamed Qixiakeng. There is smoke from cooking in the village, and chickens and dogs roam freely in the village. The village under the autumn sunshine ☀️ has a pastoral atmosphere. I like this comfortable and comfortable feeling [Cute]