Come to this thousand-year-old ancient town in Shenzhen now while few people know about it!

This thousand-year-old ancient ruins in Shenzhen is 200 years older than the Forbidden City, but not many people know about it yet! Come quickly! There are very few tourists here, most of whom are indigenous people, which makes this place less "worldly". The biggest feature of Shajing Water Town is that it has preserved various types of buildings from the Song, Ming, Qing and modern dynasties. As a little-known ancient town with a history of thousands of years in Shenzhen, Shajing Ancient Town was renovated by China Resources Land in the past few years. As the largest and best-preserved historical protection area in Shenzhen, it has 24 immovable cultural relics. The most famous of these is the Longjin Stone Pagoda, which was built in the Southern Song Dynasty and is still well preserved today. Local villagers also call it Huatagong. In the early days, people lived on the east and west sides of the Longjin River (now called Longjin River), forming the basic pattern of the ancient ruins we see today. Among this group of dwellings, there are still many ancient residential buildings built in the late Qing Dynasty and early Republic of China, as well as various archways, ancient wells, relics and ruins! The most interesting thing about visiting Shajing Ancient Market is the lifestyle of people living near water, which is somewhat similar to the water towns in the south of the Yangtze River. " The heavy historical atmosphere and life atmosphere give Shajing Ancient Market a different pace of life from the urban area, which is quiet and slow. Everyone who steps into this place will unconsciously slow down their pace just to enjoy this rare moment of tranquility. With today's rainy weather, the scenery is even more gorgeous!