Traffic Guide of Huaxi Town and Mountain Village: Highway No.321 and No.211 pass through Guiyang. At present, four national highways, namely, Xiangqian, Guizhou, Yunnan-Guizhou and Sichuan-Guizhou, and four expressway, namely, Guihuang, Guizun, Guibi and Guixin, have been formed with Guiyang as the center, and they extend radially to all parts, cities and states inside and outside the province, making it convenient to enter and exit. To all parts of the province, you can basically take a through train in Guiyang.

The main passenger stations in Guiyang are as follows:

Address of the long-distance passenger station of the railway station: next to Guiyang Railway Station Tel: 1851-6515815 Delivery location: This place is mainly used for long-distance buses to Anshun, Huajiang, Xingyi, Anlong, Zunyi, Duyun, Kaili, Liuzhi and Bijie, as well as buses from other provinces, such as Shenzhen, Nanning, Dongguan, Chongqing and Zhanjiang. The operation time starts from 8: 11 a.m. and generally lasts until 4: 11 p.m.

address of the provincial gymnasium coach station: No.338 Zunyi Road Tel: 1851-5793381 Location: long-distance taxis to Zunyi and Anshun, and luxury buses to Zunyi, Anshun, Kaili, Duyun, etc. Cars from here generally go to high-grade highways. It starts operation at 7: 11 in the morning and runs every half hour.

Guiyang Bus Terminal Address: No.32 Yan 'an West Road Tel: 1851-6515815 Delivery location: mainly to various places, prefectures and cities, and there are also direct passenger flights to Sichuan, Chongqing, Yunnan, Guangxi, Zhejiang, Fujian, Guangdong and other places. It leaves every 11-51 minutes.

Huaxi Town Mountain Village is a natural village where Buyi ethnic groups mainly live together. It belongs to Shiban Town, 21 kilometers southwest of Guiyang and 11 kilometers northwest of Huaxi. It is about 4 kilometers by boat from Huaxi Dam, and the traffic is very convenient.

Zhenshan is located in the middle section of Huaxi Reservoir, on the peninsula surrounded by water on three sides, with a total area of 3.8 square kilometers. Half of the mountain shaped like a turtle faces each other across the water and has beautiful scenery.

history: the village made great contributions during the Wanli period of the Ming Dynasty (15731621). According to the Epitaph of General Li Renyu, in the 28th year of the Wanli period of the Ming Dynasty (1611), Li Renyu, a member of Xiezhen Town, Luling County, Ji 'an Prefecture, Jiangxi Province, was ordered to enter Guizhou by military affairs, station troops in Anshun, and the grain route in Guang Shun was opened in Guizhou Province, so he moved to Shanjianbao Station in Shibanshao Town with his family. Now the villagers are mainly Li and Ban, with 115 Buyi families and 38 Miao families, mainly living in Xiaoguan Village. Han nationality 1 households. Buyi language is the second dialect area of Zhuang-Dong branch of Sino-Tibetan language family. Because Zhenshan is located in the suburb of Guiyang and has been in contact with the Han nationality for a long time, most villagers speak Chinese except the elderly who can speak Buyi.

residential buildings: the village is divided into two villages, the upper village is an ancient tunbao district, and the residential buildings are all within the tunqiang, mostly three-in-one courtyard houses, wooden buildings, slate walls, slate roofs and slate patios. The main room is three or five rooms wide, with a swallow mouth. In addition to the main door, the main room also has a waist door. Above the gate, there is a door hairpin with a sunflower pattern or the word Fulu. There is a shrine in the hall. The woodcarving patterns of the windows in the next or next time are exquisite. Sanhe dwellings are set with facing doors, which are not on the same axis as the main doors. Xiazhai was originally built by the river, but in 1958, it was moved to the chair-shaped area under the tun wall due to the construction of Huaxi Reservoir. Residents are of three-row cascade structure, with no courtyard, no partition walls and wooden buildings. The main road in the village leads from Tuen Mun to Xiazhai Wharf, and the alleys lead to the residents, forming a rich architectural space.

Wu Temple: It was built in the Wanli period of the Ming Dynasty (15731621) and rebuilt in the thirty-fourth year of Guangxu of the Qing Dynasty (1918). It has five rooms with a width of about 15 meters and an area of 251 square meters. The hatchback and hall have been destroyed. The main hall was renovated in 1995, and there is a photo exhibition of Zhenshan history in the hall.

Tunqiang: It was built in the Wanli period of the Ming Dynasty (15731621) and was repaired in the same year of Qing and Xian. The wall is built according to the mountain, and the east and south sections are built with cliffs as screens, with a total length of more than 711 meters. There are two stone arches in the south and north, and the south arch remains intact, which is the physical witness of the stationing of troops in that year.

Tomb of historical figures: On the right hill of Licun, south of the repression mountain, there is the tomb of the ancestor Li Renyu, which is about 1.5 meters high and inscribed with the inscription: Li Renyu General Cemetery. Li Renyu is a native of Luling County, Ji 'an Prefecture, Jiangxi Province. Because of his meritorious military service, he was awarded four prizes by the Ming court. Another stone tablet inscription records the history of the town of son-in-law There are two tombs of Li Renyu's sons on the hill in the east of the town, which were named General De Wu and General Zhen Wu by the Ming court.

Festivals: Factory jumping activities are held on the 11th day of the first month every year, with more than 11,111 participants from Buyi and Miao nationalities in Shiban Town. The activities include playing lusheng, dancing and fighting birds. The sixth day of the sixth lunar month is a traditional festival of Buyi people, and a duet is held in the village.

diet: the staple food is rice, with self-brewed rice wine, prickly ash wine and low alcohol content. Home-cooked dishes include konjac, bacon, sausage, dried tofu, wild vegetables, glutinous rice flowers, small bean curd, adzuki bean sour soup, shaded peppers and fried black glutinous rice.

Zhenshan Village is an ethnic village that integrates true mountains and waters, ethnic architecture and historical remains. In 1995, it was approved by the provincial people's government as a provincial cultural relics protection unit and a national cultural village. On September 5, 2111, according to the Oslo agreement between China and Norway, Zhenshan was built into the Buyi Ecological Museum.