20 10 3, Xiufeng District seized the historic opportunity of "two reforms and one integration" in Guilin, demolished and rebuilt 65 cottages in the whole village, and implemented the "whole village style transformation" project. After careful construction in recent years, a characteristic village in northern Guangxi with 98 Huizhou-style buildings and houses with white walls and blue tiles stands out.
Lujiacun is only 2 kilometers away from downtown Guilin. It is a famous tourist village in Guilin (one of the first 16 villages in Guangxi). In fact, this is a newly-built tourist village. The village is surrounded by mountains and waters and the environment is very good. "Autumn Moon in Yangjiang", one of the "Old Eight Scenes" in Guilin, refers to that place, and the opening set of the film The Journey to the West was also shot here.
The buildings in the village also have some characteristics, such as sloping roofs, small blue tiles, lattice windows, white walls and bluestone slabs, which combine these architectural elements of traditional houses in northern Guangxi. 98 townhouses in northern Guangxi were planned and built by the district government, and then distributed to all villagers with a per capita area of 60 square meters, with only 860 yuan per square meter, and the excess was purchased at a price of 1.800 yuan per square meter. Now every household is catering, mainly engaged in agricultural products, and it is a concentrated area of farmhouse music. The tofu feast in Lujia Village is very famous and has a long history.
There are also several boutique hotels in the village, and the business is also good. There is a path around the village. It feels good to walk around it! The last time I went, it happened to be the weekend. There are so many people that the parking lot is full of cars. It is said that the farmers here have a good income, and they all get rich by catering. It is understood that more than 300 people in the village are basically surnamed Ouyang, who migrated from Jiangxi more than 300 years ago.