First of all, let’s briefly introduce Nanxun Ancient Town in Zhejiang Province. It is located in Nanxun District, Huzhou City. It was a famous silk town in the south of the Yangtze River during the Ming and Qing Dynasties. It is an ancient town in the south of the Yangtze River with sufficient human resources and a combination of Chinese and Western architecture. As early as the Neolithic Age, clans and tribes from primitive societies thrived here, and ancient cultural sites such as Hongcheng, Huacheng, and Shangshi were also discovered in Nanxun, which are very valuable cultural relics and tourism resources. In July 2015, it was officially approved as a national 5a tourist attraction.

If you want to visit Nanxun, the most quaint thing about it is its cross-shaped layout. The streets and lanes in Nanxun have a complete texture and the river system is basically preserved. During this period, many rivers crisscrossed each other, and blocks and houses were distributed along the river. Walking casually, it feels like traveling through hundreds of years and entering the urban layout of the Ming and Qing Dynasties. People's most profound impression of Jiangnan is the Jiangnan water towns built and built near the water. What is even more refreshing is that there are many high-end private mansions in Nanxun Ancient Town that have been preserved to this day and have become famous. Jiangnan Garden.

The most important attractions in Nanxun include Xiaolianzhuang, a private garden built by Liu Yong, the richest man in the Four Symbols in the late Qing Dynasty. It has a history of nearly 200 years and was built during the Guangxu period of the Qing Dynasty.

Or the Jiaye Hall Library, which is adjacent to Xiaolianzhuang to the east. The library is a typical zigzag-shaped cloister-style hall building. The most noteworthy thing is the hollow wooden windows in the library. There is a six-character sign indicating Jiaye Hall Library. The large garden, pond, and rockery outside the door have a strong unique and charming atmosphere of Jiangnan gardens. After liberation, this famous library became a part of the Zhejiang Library.

There are also some other scenic spots, such as Zhang Shiming's old residence, Liu's Ladder, Baijian Building, Zhang Jingjiang's former residence, Qiushuli, Nanxun Clerks, etc. As for delicious food, it would be good to find an authentic Huaiyang restaurant. If you want to eat authentic Jiangnan snacks, go look for them in the old streets and alleys. Ordinary century-old stores are ugly and poorly decorated, but they are bustling with people.