Beautiful sentences describing ancient villages

Beautiful sentences describing ancient villages are as follows:

1, the serf hut was obviously decayed. The wood is moth-eaten and grey. Many roofs are like a sieve. Some people can't see the roof except the rafters, and there are several crosspieces in the middle, just like the ribs on the skeleton, and there are no windows everywhere.

2. The ancients said: "The old trees are high and low, the setting sun is far and near, the forest tops are like smoke, and the water outside the village is like a ring." This is a true portrayal of Wuyuan, a picturesque ancient village.

3. Likeng Village, Tuozhou Township, Wuyuan, was founded in the early Southern Song Dynasty. Since the Yuan Dynasty, the village has been gradually prosperous and densely populated, and Ke Di has been reelected. Especially in the Ming dynasty, bureaucrats often went out of the village. When they get promoted or return home in old age, they devote themselves to building luxury houses to show off their ancestors.

4. The ancient village takes "Ruopi Street" as the axis, and more than 40 streets and lanes are arranged technically, showing strong centripetal cohesion. The space formed by high walls and passages is narrow at the bottom and wide at the bottom, and the opening line is high and low, tortuous and deep, like a maze.

Wangkou Village, ten miles away from jiangwan town, is a famous commercial port. The ancient buildings are well preserved so far: Yushi Ancestral Hall, Yangyuan Bookstore, 265 houses and shops. Among them, Ming Dynasty architecture 1 1, Qing Dynasty architecture 253.

6. Wangkou, formerly known as "Yongchuan", is surrounded by mountains and waters. Houlongshan, with backward timber, is a five-level rising platform. After the Jiangwan water flows into the submerged section, it flows from east to west on the south side of the village. This clean river, blocked by the mountain on the other side of the village, is bent into a U-shape, forming a "water belt" in front of the village.

7. Wangkou is an ancient village where people surnamed Yu live together. It is a commercial market town with dense population and frequent business trips.

8. It is quiet and clean here. No dust, cobwebs, gnats and even birds don't come to nest. It is said that due to the careful design of the building structure according to the geographical location of the building, a special air vortex has formed in some spaces of the ancestral hall, and camphor wood smells like camphor, forming such an excellent clean environment.

9. Wuyuan County, north of the city13km, arrived at Yancun. Yanchun, formerly known as Yanchuan, was renamed Yanchun when Jin moved in early Ming Dynasty. Located in Pingchuan Valley. There are mountains not far from the north and south sides, and they are close to each other in the east of the village, squeezing into a canyon oblique to the northeast.

10, Yancun is a famous tea merchant village and a key architectural protection village in Jiangxi Province. As the saying goes, a city can't be built without a badge. Wuyuan belonged to Huizhou in ancient times, and the merchants in Yancun and Sixi were one of the "Huizhou merchants" of that year.

1 1. Sixi Village was founded in the Southern Song Dynasty at the end of Yuan Dynasty (about 1 199), and its ancestors moved from Tianchang Village. The surname of many fish is homophonic fish, and "fish" thinks about the river, hence the name Sixi. The whole village was designed as a ship. There is a wind and rain bridge at the entrance to the village. You have to cross the bridge to enter the village.

12, the houses in Yancun and Sixi are large in scale and exquisite in shape. Two-story wooden frame, surrounded by towering horsehead dike. The house is next to the house, and the volcanic wall is also the dividing line of the house. Table stone doorframe lintel, water mill green brick carving.

13. All the streets and alleys in the village are paved with bluestone slabs. Even if it is raining and snowing all over the sky, you can look at the house here. From the head of the village to the end of the village, you can enjoy drying clothes without getting wet.

14. The ancient buildings in Sixiyan Village have a "collective" beauty. "How deep is the courtyard", a famous saying of Yan Si, a poet in the Southern Tang Dynasty, is often used to describe the endless stretches of ancient buildings in China. How deep is the residential courtyard in Wuyuan Village? It really makes the immersive tourists think a lot.

15, Wuyuan once belonged to ancient Huizhou and was one of the birthplaces of Huizhou merchants. When businessmen made money in other places, they went home to build ancestral halls and homes, which made buildings in Ming and Qing dynasties spread all over the county. So far, the residents of these ancient buildings have kept their original appearance quite completely.