The ancient town of Hekou in Jiangxi is so primitive that I'm afraid I won't go now, but it will be demolished in two years. It was once one of the four famous towns in Jiangxi. I'm sorry to accompany you to see the world!

Many people travel in Jiangxi, and want to see places like ancient towns and villages in Jiangxi, and want to see authentic Jiangxi-style architecture. But I don't know where to go.

In terms of ancient village tourism resources, Jiangxi's tourist attractions are not as famous as Zhejiang and Jiangsu. However, this does not mean that there are no tourist attractions in ancient villages and towns in Jiangxi, but the development is not as good as that in other provinces.

Many people don't know that there are actually four famous towns in the history of Jiangxi, all of which have a history of thousands of years, and they still retain the original architectural style of Jiangxi.

The four famous towns in ancient Jiangxi are Jingdezhen, Zhangshu, wucheng town and Hekou. Each town has its own characteristics. In ancient times, these four towns represented the characteristics of Jiangxi industry.

Now, Zhangshu Town and Jingdezhen have been changed into urban areas. Now, only Hekou Town and wucheng town, Yongxiu County, Jiujiang City, Jiangxi Province are left behind.

Hekou Ancient Town, located in Hekou Town, Qianshan County, Shangrao City, is about 45 kilometers away from Shangrao Railway Station, and it takes about one hour to drive to Hekou Town.

Hekou ancient town can't be regarded as a tourist attraction if it is really strictly speaking. Although it is called the first ancient street in Jiangxi by experts, what you see here is this primitive, simple and undeveloped place.

Maybe it's because there is a Wuyuan in Shangrao. I feel that Shangrao doesn't care much about this place. It's very lively and authentic to visit it.

In the process of urbanization in China, most young people have moved out, and most of the people living here are left-behind elderly people. This is also the characteristic of population migration in Jiangxi. A large number of young people go out, leaving behind old people and children.

The Hekou is free to visit, and many old houses have been preserved, which is worth relaxing and visiting slowly. Many houses look shabby.

Visiting here gives people the feeling that they are going to be demolished at any time. I'm really afraid that they will never see it again in two years. It may be like Zhangshu and Jingdezhen, and there will be no more.

There are no online celebrity tea shops, grilled squid and messy tourist souvenir shops here, but there are pure old buildings of Jiangxi style and the original life of the people in Hekou.

From the former sites of some old shops, we can still see the prosperity here in ancient times.

If you have time, you can also stay here for a day or two, experience the special food in Jiangxi and experience the Jiangxi-style "Chili Fried Chili".

Besides, there are many local delicacies in the estuary, such as scalded powder of lead mountain, fruit of erigeron breviscapus and so on, which can't be eaten outside.

If you want to know the real ancient town of Jiangxi, Hekou must be a good place. There is no commercialization here, no fake buildings after reconstruction, and some are the real lives of ordinary people in Jiangxi.