20 19 12 12 was selected as the annual list of beautiful leisure villages in China.
20 19 12.24, selected in the list of national rural governance demonstration villages.
20 19 12.25, which was rated as the national forest village by the State Forestry and Grassland Bureau.
On August 26, 2020, it was selected as the second batch of national rural tourism key villages.
Wushi village, located in Jianshan Town, Pan 'an County, Zhejiang Province, is over 500 meters above sea level. It is a small mountain village hidden in the mountains and a "city in the air" on the clouds.
Wushi village was originally named Guantou Village. In fact, the name of Guantou Village has been used to this day. It is said that wushi village has a history of more than 600 years of village construction, which was first built during the Hongwu period of the Ming Dynasty.
Wushi village, as its name implies, is characterized by its "black stone", that is, black stone, because most villagers' houses are black basalt formed by volcanic magma 200 million years ago, with black walls and blue tiles, and many alley roads are paved with black stone. From a distance, it was dark, hence the name "wushi village".
Strictly speaking, wushi village refers to the old residential area here. Under the unified planning of the local government, most villagers moved to the new area across the road from the old village. There is no black stone in the new district. At present, some villagers still live in old villages, which constitutes an indispensable landscape in wushi village.
Wushi village is a village built according to the layout of China's ancient geomantic theory. Houses are built in the form of "gathering" and look like "bird's nest". The whole village is located on the open flat ground at the top of the mountain. A cement path half a floor higher than the village surrounds the village, forming a "ring" and "embracing" the whole village.
The village is small, covering an area of about 14000 square meters. There are more than 400 houses in the village. The overall layout seems messy, but in fact it is ingenious. Houses of different sizes crisscross and are independent. You have me and I have you. There are independent cabins, long row houses, three "open-loop" quadrangles and four "closed-loop" quadrangles. On the whole, the whole village is like a big yard, a big family and a big "nest".
It's easy to get lost when walking in the village. Fortunately, the village is small, and it is easy to get out with any big tree outside as a reference.
More importantly, I'm in no hurry.
Walking in the alleys of the ancient village, there is always a feeling that there is no road at all, and there is another village in the dark. Inadvertently, a black stone wall stands in front of us, which seems to have no way. Only when you come to the end can you find a path around the corner that extends to the yard next door.
Almost every corner will give people unexpected surprises.
Wooden house, black wall, god, pond in front of the door, silent old well.
Slate roads, promenades, moss, winding steps.
Dry wood is piled up in the open space under the eaves, and long trousers are hung on the bushes.
The sun splashed in the quiet yard, lazy and warm.
Fireworks in the courtyard, people in the courtyard.
Grandma is holding her grandson and sketching in front of an ancient tree.
In 200 million years, inorganic substances became multicellular, and Wang Yang became the Himalayas. In the world of volcanic rocks, the unification of Qin and Han Dynasties, the chaos of the Southern and Northern Dynasties and the prosperity of the Tang Dynasty only happened and disappeared at the last second. Blackstone is within reach, with a faint coolness, as if it is still fighting against the heat wave of landslides. The delicate lines are like a tunnel composed of dense celestial bodies, in which silent time is played back.
Speaking of wushi village, there is a "thrilling" story. More than ten years ago, the village was almost demolished. Later, these Wushi houses were preserved. It is said that the village now earns hundreds of millions of dollars from tourism alone.
The attraction of a city, "architectural aesthetics" plays a vital role. Whether it is a super-large city or a small village, whether it is beautiful or not depends largely on whether there are people's feelings, memories of the past and the continuation of their own history in this place. In the process of social modernization, how to keep the historical memory from being easily erased and destroyed is an examination question for every manager.
Many people who have been to wushi village have an impression of the village at the level of "the buildings are very distinctive and all are black houses". It is true that Blackstone is her characteristic. However, in wushi village, it is not just Blackstone.
Malignant ancient trees, distributed in front of and behind the village, include Liquidambar formosana over 200 years old, Torreya grandis over 300 years old and Sophora japonica over 600 years old.
The vast bamboo forest on the back hillside covers an area of 1000 mu, and "listening to the secluded bamboo sea" has become a beautiful impression of wushi village.
There are more than 40 terraces in Panlong Terrace in front of the village, which was reclaimed in the early Qing Dynasty.
In the distance, there are mountains and lush trees.
The wind is light and the clouds are light, and the sky is blue, which makes people doubt life.
Some people on the Internet say that one hour is enough for a trip to wushi village. I am speechless. Wushi village is not a real "tourist attraction", nor is it a place where network celebrities punch in. Here, you don't need a clear map to guide you left or right, and you don't need travel itinerary to tell you when to start.
Wushi village is used to wander around in a daze.
I really want to stay here for two weeks, if possible. In the early morning, I woke up in a dense village to watch the sunrise on Japanese TV. Wandering around the village in the morning, chatting with the old people, going to the entrance of the village to see the terraced fields and smelling the smoke from the straw burning in the fields. At noon, take a nap under the fragrant maple tree. Go to the bamboo forest in Houshan in the afternoon and listen to the rustling wind. You can think about everything, but you can't think about anything. At dusk, go to the back hill to watch the sunset, see the light of the sun and the light of the ancient village. For dinner, order a plate of winter bamboo shoots at the farmhouse at the entrance of the village, and then have two or two small wines. At night, I fell asleep with a slight drunkenness and a faint fragrance of torreya grandis. ...
In recent years, in the travel lists of more and more people, "returning to nature and pursuing old traces" has become a trend, and there is every reason to believe that this trend will not be a short-lived theme. Our ancestors created an inexhaustible "source of wealth" for us thousands of years ago. How to protect and inherit this precious property of our ancestors? How to avoid the occurrence of "intestinal regret" after several years of "demolition"? Perhaps what is needed more is that each of us deeply believes in and appreciates our own national culture, and filters and reflects on foreign cultures.
After dawn, there is another dawn.