Jiangyong County - Fusui Village of Nüshu Village - So comfortable

Nüshu Village is the only script in the world that exists specifically for women, located in Yongzhou City, Hunan Province. Fusui Village and Tongkou Village are part of Jiangyong County's Nüshu Village. Nüshu is a syllabic script of the Chinese dialect used exclusively by women in Jiangyong, known as the only script that exists specifically for women. However, the Yongzhou Museum and the Jiangyong Nüshu Culture Museum have offered differing views on its origins and status. The Nüshu Cultural Village scenic area is based on one of the traditional Nüshu villages, Fusui Village (15+). After checking tickets and crossing the iron chain bridge over the Yongming River, you arrive at the area. The management of this scenic area is lax, and it lacks proper stewardship, so it is recommended to take the small path in. If you can't find it, it's advised not to enter. The only thing worth seeing in the scenic area is the museum, which wasn't interesting enough to warrant a detailed visit. The appearance of Fusui Village nearby is also poor, with few old houses that don't seem to have much history. However, the rice fields, mountains, muddy rapids, and thick clouds are still very comforting. Not far from Fusui Village is Tongkou Village (15-), but the road is quite circuitous. This village has three provincially protected buildings: the Lu Family Archway, Mingfeng Ancestral Hall, and Mingfeng Pavilion. When I saw the photos, I found the Mingfeng Pavilion situated amidst the rice fields to be quite beautiful, and that alone made me determined to visit. When I actually saw the Mingfeng Pavilion, I was indeed about to cheer with joy. Walking along the edge of the rice fields towards the pavilion, the breeze stirred up waves of green, and the sound of birds chirping amidst the picturesque scenery was incredibly comfortable.