Zhenyuan Ancient Town nightlife.

Zhenyuan County in Guizhou is an ancient town with a history of over a thousand years. The current county committee compound was the county government office in the Qing Dynasty, and the museum was a barracks in the Qing Dynasty. The most well-preserved ancient alley is Sifangjing Street, which is well-connected and leads directly to the ancient wharf. The surrounding area is home to distilleries, tofu shops, and dry goods stores. The best-preserved famous residence is Quanjia Courtyard, which is said to be the old residence of a Tang Dynasty official. It has high walls, a main gate, side gates, and crooked paths, reflecting the ancient worldview. Sifang Alley still has original residents, and the houses retain the Hui-style architectural style of white walls, black tiles, and horse-head walls. Wooden houses are equipped with air conditioning, truly bridging the past and present. By examining Zhenyuan's geographical location, you will understand that it is a military stronghold. The Wuyang River connects Hunan, eastern Guizhou, and central Guizhou. In the Ming Dynasty, Zhenyuan was a border town in Guizhou, belonging to the ancient Sizhou territory. Zhenyuan Ancient Town is a 5A small city with no entrance fee. Sour soup fish and beef hot pot are the signature dishes. Night tours of the Wuyang River and homestays are the main sources of tax revenue for the ancient town. If you have the chance, visit my hometown in southeastern Guizhou and try the 60 yuan per jin yellow beef. The hot pot is free, and the rice wine flows freely. This is the life of the Miao people.