From 1347-1350 A.D.,
Huang Gongwang, a prominent painter in China's Yuan Dynasty,
created in his eighties Dwelling in the Fuchun Mountains, a masterpiece portraying the picturesque scenery that stunned the world.
In 2011 A.D.,
Zhai Yongming, a poetess, started to write a long poem
Traveling to the Fuchun Mountains with Huang Gongwang.
In 2018 A.D.,
YUCEN VIllA unveiled its curtain
on the mountain-dwelling era in the 21st Century.
As an ancient poem reads, "Where hills bend, streams wind and the pathway seems to end; past dark willows and flowers in bloom lies another village." The site is located in Pan'an, Zhejiang Province, giving a vivid portrayal of the poem in every sense of the word. As a "city on the hill" project in the Yangtze River Delta, YUCEN VILLA inaugurated the journey on dwelling while traveling in the 21st Century. It goes far beyond a mere residence, but a future-oriented and organ unity with a boutique resort hotel, a sightseeing plank road, YUCEN Tujuan Amphitheater, an international-level recuperation enter, a 5G Internet of Things, and culture all rolled into one, greatly charged with vigor and vitality.
scenery
with hills
and
rivers