If you ask where Jiangnan is, follow the path south to Nanxun

In the early summer, the ancient town of Nanxun is like an ink painting, serene and content. The tranquility of the old town and the sediment of time make one feel as if they have traveled through time and space, back to that pure era. Let's hold hands and go to the ancient town of Nanxun, following the winding rivers, wandering through the ancient Baijian Building, with its simple white walls and green tiles, weeping willows and fresh flowers, small bridges over flowing water, and hand-rowed boats... The intoxicating lifestyle of the Jiangnan water towns hits you in the face! Nanxun impression is first and foremost the charm of the water towns, but the 'air of wealth' is particularly strong. It is from these famous historical residences, private gardens, and legends of the wealthy that one feels the 'richness'. During the Ming and Qing dynasties, when most of the Chinese commoners were still worrying about food, the people of Nanxun had already emerged as a wealthy group known as 'four elephants, eight oxen, and seventy-two golden dogs', who took their business beyond the country's borders and began to participate in and influence politics. Thus, the rich became richer, generation after generation, producing a lineage of elites.