Zhongchi

Zhongchi is located in the center of Zhuge Bagua Village, Lanxi, Zhejiang Province. It is the essence of Zhuge Bagua Village. It is the most worth seeing. The south bank of Zhongchi is a steep slope, along the steep slope of several large houses from the north bank to see a building higher than a building, plus the front water slip small bungalows, ups and downs, the outlines are large and beautiful, the scene is steep and beautiful.

The terrain of the village is like the bottom of the pot, the middle is low, and the surrounding area is gradually high. Zhongchi is the core of Zhuge Bagua Village, and the basis point of the "Eight Map". Zhongchi is not big, but this pond has water on half side, half side is land, like the tai chi in the jiugong eight-bit map, in the water and land respectively, there are two wells, is tai chi two points, indicating that there is yang in the yin, there is yang in the yang. With Zhongchi as the center, there are eight alleys extending in all directions, directly leading to eight high earthen hills outside the village, which is no different from the gossip map on the plane.

The Zhongchi and the open space are surrounded by houses, forming a closed space, along the pond is a circle of roads, the north bank of the pond is the west of the courtyard door of the Dagongtang, there is a small garden in the east and west, the green leaves of the cannabis and the red pomegranate flowers set off the shadow of the Dagongtang from time to time reflected in the Zhongchi. The south bank of Zhongchi is a steep slope, along the steep slope of several large houses from the north bank to see a building higher than a building, plus the front water slip small bungalows, ups and downs, the outlines are large and beautiful, the scene is steep and beautiful.

The moon marsh here is very good, I want to see it, I like it very much.

Zhongchi is located in the lowest terrain of Zhuge Bagua Village, a pond formed by rainwater flow here, surrounded by houses, ponds and the land next to it are put together into the two levels of Taiji in the Yaojia map, and it is also the basis point of the eight-strand map. If you don't take aerial photographs and look from the ground, you can't see Tai Chi.

The scenery of Zhongchi is excellent, I like the scenery here very much.

I really want to go, it's really good, I want to go again.