The origin of the name of Huanglongxi ancient town

Huanglongxi was called Chishui in ancient times, which is even more reflected in Renshou County Records: Chishui meets Jinjiang, and the river is clear. The ancients said that the Huanglongxi Qingjiang River contained a real dragon.

Huanglongxi ancient town is located in Chengdu with a long history. It is a distinctive tourist town. Located in Shuangliu County, Chengdu, it is one of the important tourist resources in Chengdu.

Most of the existing houses in Huanglongxi ancient town are Ming and Qing buildings. The main street is paved with stone slabs, with cornices and angle irons on both sides.

Huanglongxi is filled with thick blue mist, deep streets, winding two-story buildings with wooden structures on both sides.

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Huanglongxi Ancient Town is located on the southwest edge of Shuangliu District in Chengdu, with east longitude 103 58' and north latitude 30 17', 42 kilometers away from Chengdu. Known as the hometown of folk art fire dragons in China and the first batch of famous historical and cultural towns in Sichuan Province, it is rich in natural landscape resources and humanistic tourism resources.

Huanglongxi Ancient Town is a historical and cultural ancient town in Sichuan Province and a provincial-level tourist attraction.

The ancient town is not only beautiful in scenery and environment, but also a famous natural film and television photography base at home and abroad.

The main features of the ancient town are: ancient streets, ancient trees, ancient temples, ancient water and land docks, ancient buildings and simple folk customs.

It is the hometown of China folk art (fire dragon) named by the Ministry of Culture and a small town with beautiful national environment.

Known as "film and television city" and "Hollywood in China".

Most of them are buildings in the Ming and Qing Dynasties. The main street is paved with stone slabs, with cornices and fences on both sides.

At present, there are 76 sets of dwellings in Ming and Qing Dynasties, with one floor and one bottom, built by water. The "Diaojiaolou" on the river reflects the cultural characteristics of ancient Shu folk houses.