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Long parted, yet longing to reunite. Though years have stretched between us, the yearning to meet again has never faded from our hearts. This time, we have artfully integrated HOU Mu Tao Retreat into the Qilijie Cultural Tourism Block. Like a lustrous pearl, it nestles peacefully amid greenery and tranquility along the Doutan River. Lush woods mirror clear waters here, where bustling downtown calm blends with serene seclusion. We have thoughtfully crafted a full range of guest rooms, each embraced by tree canopies, letting quiet natural beauty accompany your entire journey. All rooms feature natural bamboo and wood tones, exuding understated elegance. Each guest room is equipped with a 100-inch projection screen and custom designer tea sets, pairing poetry, paintings and tea. Embracing the oriental hospitality ethos, this retreat serves as your peaceful haven amid travels. Bathrooms come with wet-dry separation, smart toilets and anti-fog vanity mirrors—thoughtful amenities that elevate every moment of your stay. Our greatest wish is for every guest to discover the joy of harmonious connection with oneself and nature within these walls.

Wang Sanqing Art Village** is tucked away in the mountains and waters of Shenxian Valley, at the foot of Mount Sanqing in Shangrao, Jiangxi. Surrounded by mountains, the valley is crossed by two clear streams, with bamboo groves, ancient trees, meadows and river stones unfolding naturally with the landscape. To the south lies the old village of Baqi; to the east, the western peaks of Mount Sanqing; and to the west, the cloud-capped ridges of the Huaiyu Mountains. It feels far removed from the city, yet never disconnected from the rhythms of everyday life. We have spent many years learning to understand this land. At first, we simply wanted to create the kind of countryside retreat we had always imagined. Over time, however, we came to realise that what truly deserves to remain is not a beautiful building, but a way of reconnecting with the mountains, the land, and the passage of time. And so, little by little, Wang Sanqing became what it is today. Guest rooms are scattered throughout the valley and among the trees, connected by an art museum, an art library, a café, lawns, bamboo groves, streams and a collection of spaces designed for everyday living. Here, art is not something deliberately placed in the countryside as decoration. It becomes part of the architecture, the furniture, the objects we use, the books we read, the exhibitions we encounter, and the ordinary moments that unfold each day. You can spend an entire afternoon sitting beside the stream, watching sunlight shimmer on the water. You can walk through the bamboo forest and listen to the wind moving through the leaves. You can visit an exhibition at the museum, browse a book in the library, or have a cup of coffee at the café. Or you can choose to do absolutely nothing — simply wander through the valley, sit quietly, and watch the clouds drift across the distant mountains. To us, the idea of “revitalising the countryside through art” has never simply meant bringing art into rural places. **The countryside itself is art.** A stream, an old stone, a tree, an ancient village, a meal made with seasonal ingredients, and the traces left by generations of people living alongside nature — each possesses its own quiet and deeply moving beauty. What we try to do is simple: respect the land as it is, and use contemporary aesthetics, architecture and ways of living to help reveal the beauty that might otherwise go unnoticed. For this reason, Wang Sanqing is not a hotel in the conventional sense. It is closer to an art and lifestyle community that has grown naturally within the valley. There is mountain living, and there is art. There is nature, and there is everyday life. There are quiet corners for solitude, and there are spaces in which to share time with family and friends. After several years of welcoming guests, we have become increasingly certain of one thing: **A meaningful holiday is not measured by how many places you visit in a day, but by whether you have truly lived in one place.** Stay for another morning, and watch the mist rise slowly from the valley. Stay for another afternoon, and linger over tea beneath the shade of the trees. Stay for another evening, and watch the mountains gradually disappear into dusk. Here, the time that is so often fragmented by efficiency and schedules in the city begins to feel whole again. At Wang Sanqing, we believe that a good rural life is not about returning to the past. It is about finding a new balance between nature, tradition and contemporary living. What we hope to create has never been simply a guesthouse for spending a night. Rather, at the foot of Mount Sanqing, we hope to preserve a place where people can live within nature, encounter art, and rediscover the feeling of being fully present in everyday life. **The countryside is our foundation. Art is our language. Life is where Wang Sanqing ultimately hopes to arrive.** To everyone who comes here, we hope you can set aside, for a while, the urge to keep moving. Stay in the valley for a few days. Give your time back to the mountains and rivers — and back to yourself.

Nestled amid misty clouds at the foot of Sanqing Mountain, Secret Realm · Sanqingshan Cuiwei Hotel is a hidden paradise embraced by mountains and waters. Rooted in the time-honored landscape heritage and centered on the elegant charm of the Song Dynasty, the hotel integrates the Eastern philosophy of Tao follows nature with modern light luxury resort aesthetics, crafting an ideal poetic retreat far from the mortal hustle and bustle.Covering a total area of 19,900 square meters, the hotel is surrounded by green mountains and winding streams, presenting layered original ecological scenery. The buildings are arranged in a well-proportioned and scattered layout. Within the 8,000-square-meter cultural accommodation space lie 42 elegant guest rooms styled after the Song Dynasty. Adopting a minimalist and exquisite design, every room features panoramic mountain views, offering a tranquil resting atmosphere infused with profound cultural charm.Endowed with unique landscape resources, the hotel focuses on mountain and water wellness vacation experiences. The immersive Five Elements hot springs soothe the body and mind and relieve travel fatigue. The cliffside infinity swimming pool stands against the mountains, offering panoramic views of green peaks and sea of clouds. The mountain restaurant serves authentic local seasonal delicacies with mellow and original flavors. Guests can also relax in the mountain tea house, brewing tea and watching clouds drift by to embrace a leisurely pace of life. A diverse combination of rich coffee, elegant tea ceremonies, and indoor and outdoor hot spring facilities creates an immersive wellness journey for body and soul.As a high-end boutique work elaborately built by Secret Realm Hotel Group, the hotel follows the aesthetic texture of the Song Dynasty and integrates cutting-edge spatial design with thoughtful personalized services. Every tile and eaves embodies the demeanor of ancient literati, and every scenery reveals the spiritual grace of mountains and waters. Escape the worldly trivialities and calm your mind by the waterside. Here, you encounter the elegant charm spanning a thousand years, rest amidst quiet mountains and gentle waters, and discover the exclusive slow-paced reclusive mountain life of Sanqing Mountain.