The search leads to Nanxun

Spring in Nanxun presents a dignified and plump atmosphere, with both richness and liveliness, as well as simplicity and tranquility. There is grace in greetings when it's time, and a silent smile when it's time to ponder. Movement and stillness harmonize so well among the small bridges, flowing water, white walls, and black tiles. Such an ancient town lacks the pretense of shyness, but has an openness that comes from being accustomed to the autumn moon and spring breeze, adding a generous beauty to its charm. Tips: Nanxun is not far from the Huzhou city center, and is accessible by bus. Taking a taxi is also convenient. The ancient town of Nanxun is not small, so if you don't want to rush, it's best to stay overnight. You can leisurely take a ride on a black-awning boat, visit historical sites like the Xiao Lian Zhuang and the Book Collection Tower at your own pace, and even enjoy a bowl of local Yangchun noodles the next morning.