Xiaobu Ancient Village Ecological Garden

Xiaobu Ancient Village was built in the Yongle period of Ming Dynasty and has a history of 550 years. There are 50 Ming and ancient dwellings, which can accommodate 600 people for meals and 150 people for accommodation at the same time. It also has a swimming pool, tea house, academy, fishing and a folk street Various supporting facilities, such as historical, regional, cultural, integral, architectural, and living, have achieved a good inheritance. In June 2010, it was rated as a five-star rural tourism area in the province. Historical records show that as early as the period of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty more than 2,000 years ago, the Xijing Ancient Road was the only way to the capital from all parts of the Lingnan region. Some scholars believe that it was built on the basis of the road opened by the Qin Dynasty's southern expedition army, and later underwent large-scale repairs in the Tang Dynasty. "When a concubine of Hongchen laughs, no one knows that it is a lychee." The lychee that Yang Guifei likes to eat is transported from Lingnan to Chang'an on this ancient road. In ancient times, Chenzhou was a remote place. During the Eastern Jin, Southern Song and other dynasties, immigrants moved south one after another. Until the Ming and Qing dynasties, a large number of immigrants poured in. The ancient village of Xiaobu was built by immigrants who came along the ancient road during the Yongle period of the Ming Dynasty. Deng Shengjiu, an old man in the village, recalled: "A long time ago, Xiaobu was a reed field called 'Lucundong'. After our ancestor Shi Yigong of the Deng family moved here, it became prosperous, so it was renamed 'Xiaobu'."