What are the five houses in Lingshui Village in the first episode of Where Are We Going, Dad? An introduction to Lingshui Juren Village, the filming location of Where Are We Going, Dad?

I still remember when the first season of "Where Are We Going, Dad?" was on the air. Almost every place the program crew went to made the place popular, and slowly it also boosted the local tourism industry. In the long run, this is a good thing. I remember that I was particularly impressed by the program in Lingshui Village when I was watching it. The profound local customs and simple farmers here were deeply attracted to me. When I have time, I decided to take my family with me to experience a different rural life.

Lingshui Village is a huge village, several times larger than Cuandixia Village, and it is also a large village in the west of Beijing. Du Niang said that it was formed in the Liao and Jin Dynasties. There were many Ju Ren villages, and it was also called Ju Ren Village. In the past few years, several episodes of "Where's Dad, Dad" were filmed in the village. Since then, the ancient village has become quiet and has attracted more and more tourists.

As soon as I entered the village, I saw four big characters. It reminded me that in the past, as long as there were people who were admitted to college, there would be banners like this, that is, Guangzong Yaozu. Yes, but this is a landmark building.

There is a large square before entering Juren Village. At the other end of the square is the Juren Cultural Stage. Behind the Juren Cultural Stage is a leisure sculpture square.

The child can be taught

Studying hard in the cold window

Going to Beijing to take the exam

A small mountain village, but there have been two incidents in history More than a dozen people have been elected, which makes people wonder what a beautiful place this is.

Riding across the street

When you enter the mountain village, you really feel that it is extraordinary. A huge screen wall stands at the entrance of the village, and it feels like the whole village is regarded as a courtyard and a whole. The ancient locust trees at the entrance of the village are welcomed together with the screen wall, which not only protects the village's secrets, but also highlights the unique cultural charm of the ancient village.

There are many ancient and valuable trees in the village, which have protected generations of descendants.

Ancient Sophora japonica

Ganoderma cypress

On a small mound called "Beishan" in the north of the village, there is a thousand-year-old cypress (side) at the pass of the mountain. Cypress), with a flat crown, horizontal branches and lush leaves, it looks like a canopy and stands proudly. It is praised by the locals as "Ganoderma lucidum in western Beijing" and is a national first-class ancient tree. When you look up at the canopy-like canopy under the ancient cypress trees, the branches of the trees are breathtakingly beautiful. Standing on the mound, you can also see the continuous mountains not far away.

We strolled leisurely to the small hill behind the village, which is also called "Beishan". There is a big cypress tree on the mountain. From a visual inspection, we can tell that the tree is quite old. In fact, it is an ancient cypress tree that is over a thousand years old. . When I saw this lonely crooked tree on the top of the mountain, the first reaction in my mind was the "Message Tree" from the Anti-Japanese War

Lingshui Village covers an area of ??64,000 square meters, with a terrain high in the northwest and low in the southeast. , surrounded by mountains on three sides. On the west side is Lianhua Mountain, and on both sides are Peach Mountain in the north and south.

Baibaosangyu

Two thousand-year-old cypresses (Arborvitae) grow in the Fire Dragon King Temple in Nanhai, more than 10 meters apart, and an elm tree grows on the inner branch. A mulberry tree grew at the bifurcation, and two elm and cypress trees, with green and white colors in each other, were full of interest. People call them "Baibaosang" and "Baibaoyu", which are two wonders in Beijing's "Cypress Wonders". These two trees are more than a thousand years old and grow in the Fire Dragon King Temple. Were they planted by monks? Are the mulberry and elm trees artificially grafted? Is it possible to graft heterogeneous trees? If it was artificially grafted or someone intentionally cultivated it, " "Bo Bao Yu Mulang", what does it mean to this cultural village? These are all mysteries that are puzzling to future generations.

The film and television base is located on the small mound with the Ganoderma cypress tree. There are several brick houses with red walls and large slogans written on the walls. This is a film and television base. When we came here we met someone filming a short film.

In stark contrast to the well-preserved public buildings in the village, there are many desolate and dilapidated houses in the village that have been in disrepair for many years. In addition to showing the vicissitudes of history, it also made me Waiting for the tourists to feel a little regretful

Behind the thousand-year-old cypress trees on this hill, there is a large open space, just like an adobe playground without walls in the countryside. There is a row of houses to the north of the empty field, like a country school building.

After a while, two more photographers came. The girl was wearing a large flowered coat from the 1950s and 1960s, carrying a bamboo basket.

Attention! Attention! Attention!

There are gadflies here! There are gadflies here! There are gadflies here!

I finally saw the legendary cow Flies! It’s so sad that the blood was sucked! And the blood vessels were punctured through the socks! The gadfly, a fly as big as a bee, stings very brutally, and there is obvious pain, like being stabbed violently by a needle. For a moment, woo woo hoo~ I experienced being sucked by a gadfly for the first time in my life~

Lingshui Village, a folk residence, was formed in the Liao and Jin Dynasties. The village is ancient and the ancient residences of the Liao, Jin, Yuan, Ming and Qing Dynasties There are many ancient temple ruins.

The official residence of the prefect Liu Maoheng (mào)

Liu Maoheng, passed the imperial examination in 1647 (Ming Dynasty). He was appointed as the magistrate of Fenzhou, Shanxi Province.

Liu Maoheng is a celebrity that has been praised for generations in Lingshui Village. He can be called a child prodigy. He was admitted as a scholar at the age of 13, and passed the exam at the age of 16. He was awarded the cabinet secretariat and won the title of Emperor Kangxi with his remarks of "respecting heaven and working hard for the people". He was affirmed and served as the prefect of Fenzhou, Shanxi Province. He was upright and honest, philanthropic, and helped victims of disasters. After his death at the age of 60, his family also received an imperial edict as a reward. He is the glory of Lingshui Village. His former residence is also one of the most eye-catching houses in Lingshui Village.

The diary of Lei Feng is also written on the wall in the courtyard, haha.

There is also the house where Zhang Liang’s father lived. It looks shabby from the outside, but actually the structure inside is quite good.

Liu Zengguang’s former residence

It is also the house where Wu Zhenyu lived in Where Are We Going, Dad?

Liu Zengguang was a person who passed the Sino-Japanese War of 1895 (the Guangxu period of the Qing Dynasty). He began his official career in 1897 and served successively as magistrate of Zuoyun County and Jingle County in Shanxi Province, magistrate of Jizhou and alternate magistrate. In 1906, Liu Zengguang established a school in Muchengjian, which was the earliest school in Beijing.

The village chief’s courtyard where Dad went where Guo Tao lived

It is clean and tidy. When I walked around, it was the house where everyone lived in. Only the village chief’s house was considered more fashionable. A little bit, but only slightly better.

The Spider Room where Jimmy Lin lived

This is a wing that was used as a warehouse. In fact, before Lin Zhiying and his son came here, no one lived here, and the program team also After all the hard work, a house like this can be found.

The fish is stewed in a large pot and stewed in a bamboo cage. This dish is quite common in the countryside, and it is indeed a delicious dish for us.

In recent years, Lingshui Village has once again become famous all over the world. It relies on the nationwide hit "Where Are We Going, Dad". A well-produced creative team has achieved a show that attracts thousands of people and has also become popular. The thousand-year-old ancient village sleeping deep in the mountains has introduced Lingshui Village to TV audiences across the country. Therefore, with the popularity of the show, Lingshui Village has also become a "new film and television star", and various film and television crews have come to Lingshui Village for filming. Travel Guide

Equipment Requirements

1. Identity ID card or valid ID must be brought;

2. Casual clothing and comfortable shoes;

3. Photography equipment, if you have a handheld camera, you can bring it;

4. Commonly used medicines, such as motion sickness medicine and cold medicine are listed here

5. Bring your own meals for the road.

Ticket to Lingshui Village: 20 yuan/person

Lunch: You can have it at the farmhouse in the village, or you can bring your own picnic at a tourist distribution point.

Accommodation: Farmhouse, about 200 yuan per room per night.

Consumption: In a non-commercial village, there are several stalls selling fruits and dried fruits at the entrance of the village. The villagers are very simple and easy-going.

If you are traveling for two days, you can drive further into the mountains, stay one night in Cuandixia, and come back the next day. Cuandixia is also an ancient city. I visited it once in late autumn and liked it very much. I plan to go there this summer to see the summer scenery there.