Guyun Youshe (Biancheng Chadong Scenic Area Store)

The homestay lives in a group of stilt houses built in the late Qing Dynasty. It takes "repairing the old as it is" as its soul, retaining mortise and tenon wood structure, carved window lattices and blue bricks and black tiles, but it hides the ingenuity of modern design - the whole house can be adjusted air conditioned, and some rooms also have large floor-to-ceiling windows to feel the sunrise and sunset of the border town. Each wooden window is a picture frame with the meaning of the scenery, turning the sound of oars, lights, cooking smoke and fishing fire into a flowing long scroll of "Border Town". The basic facilities of the homestay are fully equipped with parking lots, equipped with elevators, chess and card rooms, various room types, etc. Here, time is slow - so slow that you can hear the sound of cracked wood grain in the stilt house, so slow that you can count the butterfly wings embroidered by seedlings, and slow that the people and things in "Border Town" have become your daily life outside the window. "We are not homestays, but ferrymen in border town culture."