Huizhou No.1 Jinshi Village-Xucun Traffic Guide: Huangshan is located in the south of Anhui Province, bordering Zhejiang and Jiangxi provinces. Anhui-jiangxi railway runs through Huangshan City, reaching Fuzhou, Xiamen, Kunming and Guilin in the south and Beijing and Qingdao in the north. Railway transportation is very convenient. During holidays, Huangshan is also one of the most popular tourist attractions. Although there is no direct train to the south such as Guangzhou, it is convenient to change trains in yingtan and other places.

Huangshan Railway Station is located in the center of Huangshan, near the bus station, only about five minutes' walk. Most buses to and from Huangshan Scenic Area will stop near the railway station to wait for passengers, which is convenient for tourists to travel to and from various scenic spots.

The first Jinshi village in Huizhou-Xucun Xucun originated in the Eastern Han Dynasty and was called Fuzili in ancient times. In Nanliang, Xin 'an prefect Ren took a fancy to the geomantic omen here, resigned and lived in seclusion here, hence the name. At the end of the Tang Dynasty, Xu Ru, a senior minister of the Ministry of Housing, moved here to avoid the war. After that, the population flourished and it was renamed Xu Cun. Guo Xu, a great scholar, and Xu Chengyao, the last academician, are descendants of Xu Cun. Song Renzong gave a big family to Xu Kefu who donated money for the country. In the Song Dynasty, Wang Anshi prefaced The Biography of the Xu Family Tree. There are 48 Jinshi in the history of Xu Cun, which is the most ancient village in Huizhou. After the Southern Song Dynasty, Huizhou merchants rose, and Xu Cun prospered rapidly relying on the Hui 'an ancient road between Anqing House and Huizhou House, reaching a peak in the Ming and Qing Dynasties. Since modern times, Xucun has inherited and carried forward the fine educational tradition, with the grand occasion of five doctors and four academicians, contributing a large number of talents to the Republic and becoming a famous model of ancient Chinese villages.

Xu village adopts the traditional geomantic theory, and the layout of the whole village retains the basic geomantic pattern of building near the water, playing with pearls and watering gourds. The glorious history has left a large number of well-preserved ancient buildings of Ming and Qing dynasties in Xucun, which are of great value in architecture, history, academics, environment and anthropology.

From 65438 to 0996, Xucun was declared as a provincial historical and cultural protection zone. In 2006, Xucun 15 ancient building was announced by the State Council as a national key cultural relics protection unit. At present, Xucun is applying for a national historical and cultural town and a world cultural heritage.