Xingdun Village in Jiangshan City is a unique and blessed place located east of the famous scenic town of Nantaidu. It is renowned far and wide as a longevity village and a cancer-free village, with a forest coverage rate of 94.5%, and negative oxygen ion content reaching 14,000 per cubic centimeter in the air. Adjacent to the Xueling National Nature Reserve, the reserve is home to over 100 rare wild southern yew trees, including 49 trees over 100 years old, some of which are more than 500 years old.<br >The Hemin Mountain Resort at the top of Xingdun Ridge is surrounded by over a dozen southern yew and Chinese hemlock trees that are more than 300 years old. The green mountains stretch endlessly, and the bamboo forests are vast. With each breath, one takes in a full lungful of negative oxygen ions. Visitors often stretch out their arms to embrace the yew trees like children, drawing strength from the earth just as the trees do; the clear mountain streams and springs offer water that is sweet and pure, leaving a lasting aftertaste. People who know the value of it bring buckets to fill up with mountain spring water to brew tea, which is fragrant and sweet, with a long-lasting flavor; a crescent-shaped swimming pool filled with mountain spring water provides coolness during hot summer days; below the slope is where Lady Yangba passed by, and the place where she inserted her sword still has a gurgling spring. The lawns, corridors, and walking paths accompany people through a slow and peaceful lifestyle away from the hustle and bustle.<br >Xingdun is a gift from nature, not only a land of longevity and health but also an ideal place for escaping the heat. Here, you can experience daily farm work such as chopping wood, making tofu, and making copper drum cakes; savor chickens and ducks slow-cooked for hours over a wood fire in a traditional stove; fish in the mountain streams for wild rock carp; and on your way back, take with you Xingdun Job's tears grown in the mountains and irrigated by clear springs, processed nine times with steaming and drying, black beans, white cardamom, yams, and bamboo shoots, among other mountain delicacies...<br >Instead of waiting for the wind, why not chase it? Embark on a spontaneous journey! In the midst of busy work, discard distractions, calm your mind, and recharge yourself with renewed energy!,