Yangjiatang Village: A pastoral song from the depths of time, a historical scroll of 300 years

Yangjiatang Village is built on a mountain, nestled in a circular valley, with mountains on both sides embracing the village, and a mountain stream flowing down from the south of the village. As you enter the village, you will be greeted by a spectacular sight: more than 20 mud-brick houses with wooden structures, a group of Qing Dynasty dwellings stretching 200 meters high, and ancient buildings extending along the terraced slopes. The huge architectural facade is magnificent yet simple, with a sense of order and harmony. The yellow walls and blue tiles, the towering ancient trees, and the distant view resemble a small Potala Palace, earning it the nickname "Potala Palace of Jiangnan." Two large camphor trees with strong branches and beautiful shapes stand majestically at the entrance of the village, shielding Yangjiatang Village with their lush foliage. The ancient trees have withstood the test of time and become the soul of the ancient village. The ancient trees, the ancient village, and the dark mountains create a simple and beautiful rural landscape. There is no hustle and bustle, no commercial noise, only solitude and tranquility, gentle breezes and clouds, peace and harmony, and simple folk customs. The villagers still maintain their original way of life, living leisurely days with the sound of chickens and dogs, content and carefree.