Qingyan Ancient Town, a composition that captures the characteristics of the scenery and uses a variety of rhetorical methods, please write.

The buildings in the ancient town are based on the mountains, with reasonable layout, exquisite stone and wood carvings, and contain many myths and legends and rich local characteristics, which are breathtaking. The criss-crossing bluestone roads and winding narrow alleys, the ancient stone counters and wooden counters on both sides, the finely carved lattice between the doors and windows, the inverted stone lions on the stone squares... are all fascinating. The nostalgia of ancient times. Walking into an alley called "Back Street", you immediately feel a strong sense of the huge distance between time and space. The road paved with bluestones and the walls built with bluestones seem to be a time and space tunnel made of stone slabs. What is also amazing is that the small ancient town actually has an ancient temple, a solemn Catholic church and a Christian church at the same time. It is called "the coexistence of three religions". Standing on Dingguang Gate and looking from a distance, you can see the church with its steeple and the majestic Centenary Square facing each other far away. The contradictory yet unified Eastern and Western cultures exist reasonably in the small town. On the first and fifteenth day of the lunar month, there is constant incense in the temple, and there is also an endless stream of people going to the church to worship on Sunday. It is not surprising that there are many religious sites in remote places. What is strange is that the townspeople's inherent tolerance and generosity towards foreign things have allowed religious beliefs that do not belong to this world to flourish here. Standing on the tower of Qingyan Town, you can see the spire church and the majestic Virgin Archway facing each other from a distance. You don't feel the abruptness between them, but instead feel the asymmetrical beauty of a different culture, just like the hollow flower window. , glass green tiles and colorful modern commodities reveal the constant tension and confusion between history and reality. The best thing about Qingyan is the simple folk customs that modern people dream of. When you are tired, the townspeople will move out their chairs to let you rest; when you are thirsty, they will serve you a bowl of cool Kuding tea and tell you an allusion to Qingyan to refresh your spirit. All of this can be enjoyed at will. If you insist on giving money, the words "just take a little" or "just a few dollars" will make you like this town from the bottom of your heart.

In other words, there are both Buddhists, Catholicism, and Christianity in the town. It is impossible to know how this phenomenon of "three religions coexisting" has been preserved in the long history, but According to people in the town, on the first and fifteenth day of the Lunar New Year, the incense in the temple will not stop, and there will also be an endless stream of people going to the church to worship on Sundays. In addition to temples and churches, the most culturally representative thing in the town may be the well-preserved ancient archways. It is said that there were originally 8 stone archways in the ancient town. Due to historical reasons, only three are left now. They are the North Stone Archway and the North Stone Archway. There are "Zhao Caizhang Centenary Square" outside the gate, "Zhao Luxun Centenary Square" inside the south gate, and "Zhou Wang's daughter-in-law Liu's Jiexiao Square" near Dingguang Gate. Among them, the construction of Jiexiao Square is the most grand. There is even an imperial edict plaque inlaid above it. What is even more dramatic is that the church representing Western culture was built opposite Jiexiaofang, which symbolizes traditional Eastern thought. The high spire has stood for a hundred years. This staggered and asymmetrical beauty has been used in a strong contrast. It is exaggerated into the entire cultural atmosphere, so the seemingly fierce cultural and religious conflicts here are integrated unprecedentedly, making people have to lament how miraculous the cultural tolerance in this small place is.

The purpose of this trip to the home of Qingyan celebrity "Huang Laobo" is to see the legendary well - Honey Spring. The Huang family relied on the water from this well to make the famous "Huangji Rose Candy" in Guizhou. There are two wells in the Huang family yard. One is at a lower level, and the water in it is usually used for washing, while the other well is at a relatively higher level. The word "honey spring" is engraved on the stone tablet at the mouth of the well, which is particularly eye-catching. . Take a sip, the water quality is particularly sweet and refreshing. I couldn't help but drink the whole bowl in one go. Qingyan is famous for its rose sugar in the surrounding areas, and the Huang family sells the best rose sugar. It turns out that the good thing is this well. Can the rose sugar made with this water not be sweet?