Wabi-sabi style homestay relaxation guide

In the lively atmosphere of Shuhe Ancient Town, there is a homestay that has "relaxation" engraved in its very bones—Qiye Manyu. Opening the door reveals a scene full of greenery: banana leaves wrapped around bamboo shadows peek through the glass door, tropical plants in the courtyard make the white walls appear even clearer, and even the sunlight seems to slow down here. The public area feels like a carefully maintained private residence: wooden rattan chairs with soft cushions, blue and white porcelain vases casually holding a few simple flower branches, a round table wrapped in ethnic-style tablecloth, and ancient tree Pu'er tea on the tea tray waiting for you to sit back and savor slowly. Sunlight filters through bamboo blinds and falls on the sofa, every casual snapshot exudes the relaxed wabi-sabi vibe. Staying here, you can soak in the slow pace of the ancient town while enjoying a peaceful escape—woken by bamboo shadows in the morning, flipping through books and drinking tea in the public area in the afternoon, and strolling along the stone paths to explore the town’s lights in the evening, making even the days feel softer.