The peerless ancient village in Shexian County, Anhui Province has beautiful scenery. Why are there so few people?

When it comes to Anhui, a subconscious view of many people may be poverty. Indeed, Anhui's economic level is not too high, and it is an embarrassing existence in the central region. The Pearl River Delta clearly includes Anhui, but only Anhui has not developed, but to be honest, many scenery in Anhui is still good. Especially some ancient villages with well-preserved cultures, if you prefer these historical and cultural atmosphere, you can choose to visit Anhui. Today I want to introduce you to Shexian County, Anhui Province, which is also a place with beautiful scenery but few people go.

It belongs to an ancient village, so Shexian's specialty is ink used for writing and painting. The ink produced in Shexian County is uniform in color and soft in texture. It was once sent to the palace as a tribute in the Qing Dynasty, so in fact, the cultural heritage of Shexian County is still relatively profound. Not only does it produce ink, but the scenery in Shexian County is also very pleasant. Because it has not been overexploited, the business atmosphere is very weak and the original customs are well preserved.

So why is such a place worth visiting, but few people care about it? I think it's mainly economic reasons. First of all, due to economic reasons, there is no certain financial resources to support publicity. To put it bluntly, no matter how good things are, no one knows without money for publicity. For example, Wuzhen, Zhejiang, which everyone knows, was originally a little-known ancient town. The Hangzhou government spent a lot of money to build it, and soon it became a scenic spot, bringing considerable financial income to the local people and government.

In fact, many places in Anhui are not worse than Wuzhen, but the government does not have enough funds to support the construction of such tourist attractions, so even with the best scenery, not many people know that it is definitely not enough to rely solely on word of mouth in such an Internet age.