National Geographic really didn't lie to me - China's most beautiful countryside is indeed worth a visit

Setting off to Wuyuan in Jiangxi, it's like stepping into a flowing ink painting. In spring, walking through the Jiangling terraces, the golden sea of rapeseed flowers is as poetic and picturesque as it is continuous and undulating, complementing the white-walled and black-tiled Hui-style houses, forming a vivid pastoral symphony. During the rapeseed flower season each year, this place is even more a paradise for photography enthusiasts, with Wuyuan under the lens being a magnificent gift from nature to humanity. In summer, visiting the Sixi Covered Bridge, one can feel the simplicity and tranquility. The ancient covered bridge spans across the stream, with the marks of time imprinted on every stone and every piece of green tile, telling those stories forgotten by time. Here, you can enjoy the leisurely comfort between the mountains and waters, and experience the coziness and tranquility of Wuyuan's slow life. In autumn, the sun-cured harvest in Hongling is a unique landscape, with colorful crops covering the entire village, like a palette of the earth, displaying the life philosophy of the Wuyuan people living in harmony with nature. In winter, the morning mist and cooking smoke of Shicheng intertwine, enveloping between the pink walls and black tiles, creating a fairyland-like place that makes one linger and forget to return. The winter here is quiet and warm, with every corner filled with the simplicity and indifference of the ancient village. Take the time to check it out, it's really worth a visit!