I thought Orange Isle was already beautiful, until I went here

I used to think the beauty of Orange Isle was the pinnacle of Changsha, until that fateful turn, where I encountered this heavenly place. It was as if I had traveled through time and space, stepping into an ink painting of the Jiangnan area, to find such a hidden gem in the bustling city of Changsha. Every step I took was on the scenery, every step immersed in the painting. Fishermen gently rowed their boats, leaving elegant arcs on the glittering lake; the fisherwomen's songs were melodious, their dances graceful, as if telling ancient and beautiful stories. Even the unedited live photos were breathtakingly beautiful. This fishing village is like a dazzling pearl of Changsha, yet little known. Here, you can taste authentic Hunan cuisine, feel the rich farmhouse flavor; you can enjoy the lake and mountains, intoxicated in the ocean of song and dance; you can also watch the afterglow of the sunset, feel the tenderness of the stars and moon. Who can understand this kind of romance? And the dishes here are extremely delicious. Each dish exudes the freshness and simplicity of the farmhouse, with authentic flavors and genuine preparation, full of the charm of old Changsha. Fresh ingredients, carefully cooked, are unforgettable. I especially recommend the braised fish, spring water tofu, crayfish, and stir-fried pork ribs, each bite a feast for the taste buds. This hidden gem is located on the banks of the Xiang River, named 'Xiangjiang Li Lao Yucun'. With a gentle tap on the map, you can find this hidden Jiangnan water town in the city. Come, let us immerse ourselves in this beautiful scenery and cuisine, and feel the romance and sentiment that belongs only to Changsha.