Then, many people may know Jingdezhen, so besides Jingdezhen, what other ancient towns are there? Next, let Bian Xiao recommend it to everyone!
Jingdezhen 1
Yaoli is the essence of Jingdezhen. The porcelain culture in the world originated from Jingdezhen, but the porcelain culture in Jingdezhen comes from Yaoli, a porcelain-like world. The charm of humanity adds some beauty and gentleness to the world of porcelain painting.
The wind in spring is gentle, and the spring breeze in Yaoli seems to be softer, more delicate and brighter. Wandering in such a place, even the rudest person will become the most romantic scribe in the world.
The water in Yaoli is clear green. Like the clearest jade, water flows around the ancient town, and a gentle picture scroll ripples like a gauze. The water in Yaoli stretches the skeleton of this painting, and the painter's brush can't draw through such a natural jade bone.
The mountain in Yaoli is an elegant stalwart. He is not as tall and straight as Mount Tai, but his character and character are the calmness and elegance of a gentleman. Being in the deep mountain of Yaoli, the endless green forest has unspeakable tranquility and serenity.
2. wucheng town
Wucheng is a thousand-year-old town that is prosperous due to commerce. Her glorious past has made Wucheng people proud for generations. Today, as the "Kingdom of Rare Birds and Migratory Birds", she is called "the eighth wonder of the world" and "the second Great Wall of China" by the world, and once again enjoys a good reputation at home and abroad.
There are two unique landforms in the south of the Yangtze River. One is Jishan Mountain and Songmen Mountain, which are adjacent to each other and connected with the east and west, with an area of nearly 10 square kilometers. Like a hovering dragon, it divides Poyang Lake into north and south parts.
2. The endless wetland grassland is also one of the six important wetlands in the world, with an area of more than 600,000 mu, of which Cao Zhou covers an area of nearly 200,000 mu. Lakes and streams are dotted around and embedded in the wetlands of Cao Zhou.
Every autumn and winter, the water plants are rich and the grass is blue. "The sky is grey, the wild is boundless, the wind blows grass and the cattle and sheep are low", which is people's heartfelt admiration for the grassland in the south of the Yangtze River.
3. Tangjiang Town
Tangjiang has a long history. The ancient street shops in the town compete with the supermarkets in the new area, and the traditional styles on both sides of the river are in harmony with modern architecture. Since ancient times, the Tangjiang River has been an important commercial center in southern Jiangxi. The people are known as "the head of the Tangjiang River and the front of the second battalion" and have a thousand years of cultural and commercial accumulation.
4. Zhangshu Town
The ancient town of Zhangshu, which enjoys the same fame as wujiang town.
Zhangshu Town is known as the "Medicine Capital" of China. Nowadays, the fame of Zhangshu Town in the world is actually closely related to the overwhelming advertising of Jiangxi Site wine.
Therefore, people know that this historic city has made outstanding contributions to the cause of traditional Chinese medicine in Jiangxi Province for thousands of years. During the Yuan and Ming Dynasties, Zhangshu Town was famous for its medicine and wine industry, and was one of the 33 famous industrial and commercial towns in China at that time.
5. Hekou Town
In the era of water transport, Hekou Town on the Xinjiang River must be brilliant.
As the thoroughfare of eight provinces, it connects Minjiang River, Oujiang River and Qianjiang River with Poyang Lake and Yangtze River. In other words, Hekou is one of the important commodity distribution centers in Jiangxi, Fujian, Zhejiang, Guangdong, Hubei, Henan, Anhui and Hunan provinces.
There are many guilds in the estuary, rich businessmen and rich materials. The ancestors of the fertile estuary did not waste their wealth. In the era of "endless estuary", they built the "endless estuary" now.
Now, walking in Hekou Old Street, stepping on the stone road smoothed by unicycle and years, and looking at the old house with mottled walls, only Hekou Town still preserves a relatively complete ancient street of Ming and Qing Dynasties, which is called the first ancient street in Jiangxi by provincial and municipal cultural relics experts.
City life is always a bit impetuous and tasteless. If you have such an idea, you might as well take a walk in these ancient towns. Maybe you can redefine your life and have fun again!