Recently, in Lianhua Town, Xiangjiang New District, Hunan Province, the rise of "village cafes" has not only revitalized idle old houses and vacant land in rural areas, but also turned them into cultural and leisure spaces in rural areas, driving employment and rural tourism popularity among villagers.
Unique "village cafes" are emerging in rural China, combined with diverse formats such as bookstores, cultural and creative industries, light food, camping, and homestays, to reconstruct rural leisure scenes.
At present, "Village Caf é" has various types of businesses, including photo taking and check-in landscapes, cultural tourism integration, farm supporting facilities, and cluster formats created by the whole village. It is no longer limited to the traditional rural tourism of sightseeing, but reconstructs rural leisure scenes with a cup of coffee, transforming fields, distant mountains, and rice fragrance into the spiritual habitat that urbanites yearn for. It precisely fits the current trend of cultural and tourism consumption of "not far from the city, close to nature", and also begins to change the way villagers live. (Reporter Tang Xiaoqing, produced by Wang Jiaqi)
Source: China News Network
Editor: Wang Yongle
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