Wei Family Manor in Qingmuchuan
Wei Futang, the real-life model for the novel Qingmuchuan and the TV drama Yidai Xiaoxiong, built this castle-like mansion blending Chinese and Western styles.
View attractionPristine headwaters of the Hanjiang River emerge on Mount Bozhong in Ningqiang, home to the three-province border courtyards of Qingmuchuan.
Pristine headwaters of the Hanjiang River emerge on Mount Bozhong in Ningqiang, home to the three-province border courtyards of Qingmuchuan.
Wei Futang, the real-life model for the novel Qingmuchuan and the TV drama Yidai Xiaoxiong, built this castle-like mansion blending Chinese and Western styles.
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Winding eight hundred metres along the Jinxi River like a land boat, Huilongchang Street lines up old trading houses, teahouses and opium dens under grey tiles and wooden pillars.
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Deep in the mountains where Shaanxi, Gansu and Sichuan meet, Wei Futang founded this tuition-free school, whose Western-style hall and red-brick classrooms survive intact.
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In this storied water town a single step can touch three provinces, and the Feifeng Bridge spans the Jinxi River on a key pass of the old Qin-Shu road.
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