She County Village Search | A Seriously Underrated Treasure Ancient Village

There are many lesser-known villages in Huizhou, and Beian Village is one of them. There are no tourists and no commercial activity here, but its strength does not allow it to stay low-key. This niche village actually has two national cultural heritage sites, and we really fear it will become popular🔥. Hui-style Ming and Qing architecture, stone slab alleys, and horse-head walls are well preserved, and you can check out the core highlights in just half an hour. 1. Wu Family Ancestral Hall Wufeng Gate Tower + three courtyards with five bays, considered "top-tier" among ancestral halls in southern Anhui. The brick carvings on the gate tower, the Yiqing railings featuring the "Ten Scenes of West Lake," and the "Hundred Deer Painting" on the main hall are all highlights. Remember to look up at the moon beam and the painted dougong brackets. 2. Wind and Rain Covered Bridge Late Ming three-arch stone bridge + Qing-style corridor house, a nationally protected cultural heritage site. There is a wooden niche in the center of the bridge, which was used by pedestrians to shelter from rain and rest, and is also the best spot for photos; standing on the bridge and looking into the distance, the distant mountains, white walls, and black tiles all come into view at once.