It took a week before and after this trip to Guizhou. Guizhou tourism has become very popular in recent years, and I also learned from the public and took my family out to play. The flight arrived in Guiyang first, then went to Huangguoshu and Libo, and the last stop came to Leishan Xijiang Qianhu Miao Village. Xijiang Qianhu Miao Village is a place where the "primitive ecology" culture of the Miao people is preserved intact. It is composed of more than 10 natural villages built on the mountain. It is currently the largest Miao village in China and even in the world. Learn about the long history and development of the Miao nationality in China. I have been interested in Miao culture and Chiyou since I was a child, so I chose this place as the last place in Guizhou and planned to stay for a few more days.

Since I plan to stay in Xijiang for a longer period of time, I chose online for a long time before I came here. I wanted to find a hotel with high cost performance, a good view and a quiet location. I went to Mingsu Fengxiang Hotel here, and I was right. The detached courtyard is located halfway up the mountain in Dongzhai. I am very satisfied with all aspects. It is much better than I imagined. It is much cheaper than the surrounding hotels of the same quality. Later, I learned from the chat with the boss that the hotel is newly opened this year. It is the first year Customer word-of-mouth and promotion, the house price has a preferential promotion in the first year. The liquidambar tree at the entrance is very conspicuous from the viewing platform, maybe this is the origin of the hotel's name. Later, I learned from the chat with the hotel brother that the sweetgum tree is the guarding tree of the Miao village, and the place suitable for the growth of the sweetgum tree is suitable for the life of the Miao people, so their ancestors settled here.

The entire lobby on the first floor of the hotel is spacious and comfortable, and there is also a tea room. The lady proprietress Qi Qi is very beautiful and talkative, and she is easy-going. During the few days I stayed, every afternoon and half of the night, I drank tea and chatted with her in the tea room. I had a lot of feelings and benefited a lot. The most influential thing is that she cooks it herself and cooks it very hot with one hand, and the taste is very good, maybe this is the taste of home.

Let’s talk about the room again, there is a picture below, where I live in Yunman. Because it is the first room near the front of the hotel, the viewing effect is very good, with a 90° super wide-angle view, and you can enjoy the whole village without going out on the tatami in the room. The furniture, TV, air conditioner, and bedding are all tall and big, which shows the quality of the bosses' intentions. I can't help but praise the bedding here. It's really comfortable to sleep on. After visiting the Miao Village every day, climbing various mountains and visiting the streets and trails of the Miao Village, I can relax and sleep fast at night. The next day there was no muscle soreness at all.

Qiandongnan sour soup is quite famous, and the sour soup fish at the Caotang Tea House next to the hotel is very authentic. Here again, I would like to thank the proprietress for her recommendation. The other home-cooked dishes are all good. I was lucky during my stay for a few days. I happened to meet a relative of the landlord’s family getting married in the store. I got a taste of the local customs. The whole Miao Village is very enthusiastic about tourists, and I am very flattered to eat as a guest wherever I go.

Life is not only about the present, but also poetry and distant fields
the city is so empty
Maybe this is life, almost half a month has passed since this trip, so far, travel for me is no longer an annual vacation plan that stays in my imagination, those anticipating and contradictory dreams, wanting to drink but afraid of getting drunk , the wind that grasps but cannot be kissed, the distant place that wants to reach but is afraid of starting. Goodbye beautiful Qiandongnan, goodbye Guizhou!