Half are abroad. You can go abroad on the swing. Where is the strangest village in China?

China, the most peculiar village, is located in Ruili City, Yunnan Province, China. The village name is Yinjingzhai. Because the geographical location of Yinjingzhai is on the boundary between China and Myanmar, Yinjingzhai is forced to be divided into two parts, one is located in Ruili City, Yunnan Province, and the other is in Myanmar.

Speaking of the most special village in China, I think Yinjingzhai in Ruili will definitely occupy a place. What is the most famous Yinjingzhai in Ruili City, Yunnan Province? One village and two countries? Because Yinjingzhai is half in China and half in Myanmar, many people joked that the villagers in Yinjingzhai might swing? Going abroad unexpectedly? . Moreover, the vines and fruits planted by villagers in Yinjingzhai have unexpectedly grown abroad, and many similar ones have been planted in Yinjingzhai. China's melons went to Myanmar. What happened? Such a slogan. And these slogans have gradually become a beautiful landscape in Yinjingzhai.

Yinjingzhai was originally an ordinary village. All the people living in this village are Dai people. But because the China-Myanmar border is here, Yinjingzhai must be divided into two parts. China is called Yin Jingzhai, and Myanmar is called Yin Jingzhai? Mangxiuzhai? . Since Mangxiuzhai and Yinjingzhai are separate villages, the border between China and Myanmar in this place is also unique, consisting of melon sheds and plants built by local villagers. Tourists also tease the fruits and vegetables in Yinjingzhai. Do you want it? Elbows out? ! ?

In addition to the national boundaries composed of melon sheds and canals, Yinjingzhai has many very luxurious national boundaries, such as 5086 pieces of jade? Jade world? The white part is the border of China, and the yellow part is the border of Myanmar. Every year, people who come to Yinjingzhai will come to this place to punch in. In addition, there is a jade bridge in Yinjingzhai, which also spans China and Myanmar.