Step into the Zhou Libo Former Residence Museum, also known as the Qingxi Village Ecological Museum, where you'll immerse yourself in a rich cultural and historical atmosphere. This isn't just the former home of renowned writer Zhou Libo—it's a living museum showcasing the dramatic transformation of a rural village. Stroll through the charming blue-brick-and-black-tile architecture, and you'll feel like you've traveled back to a Hunan village in the last century, experiencing the daily life and cultural shifts firsthand. Surrounded by serene natural beauty, this site perfectly embodies harmony between humans and nature, making it a must-visit for culture enthusiasts and history buffs!




















Everything you need to know about Zhou Libo Former Residence
Staying at Qingxi Village Eco-Museum Homestays, you can participate in literary lectures on Zhou Libo’s works and local memory workshops guided by heritage experts. Explore old granaries, traditional farming tools, and handwritten manuscripts. Daily farm-to-table breakfasts feature organic produce from village gardens, paired with mashed tea tasting sessions to truly grasp the essence of rural life in "The Great Transformation"
Qingxi Mountain Retreat is just a 5-minute walk from the memorial museum, offering panoramic views of the surrounding rice fields and historic courtyard. All rooms feature floor-to-ceiling windows facing the eco-museum grounds, with handcrafted wooden furnishings and organic cotton bedding. Guests receive complimentary electric bike rentals for exploring the entire village, ideal for leisurely sightseeing
Qingxi Little Courtyard Family Stay is designed for families, featuring private courtyards, a children’s reading nook, and ADA-compliant pathways with baby bed rentals available. Weekly storytelling sessions based on Zhou Libo’s novels engage kids through interactive performances. The museum is only a 10-minute walk away, ensuring safe and convenient access for all ages
Qingxi Cloud Hiding Villa sits directly south of the memorial museum, offering 360-degree views of rolling farmland and ancient villages. Rooms use locally sourced bricks and cedar wood in their design, with built-in tea rooms and meditation terraces. Private guided tours delve into the literary roots of Zhou Libo’s depictions of rural life—book your stay via the HopeGoo app for exclusive cultural packages
Qingxi Light & Shadow House is perfect for photographers, with architectural framing optimized for natural light and seasonal landscapes. Each room features adjustable blackout curtains and photography-ready window frames to capture misty mornings over rice paddies. The villa hosts monthly rural photography workshops led by local artists and offers free tripod rentals—reserve your session through HopeGoo for priority access
Qingxi Old Courtyard Inn blends traditional Hunan architecture with modern comfort, located just a 3-minute walk from the museum. Hand-carved beams, clay walls, and an open-air courtyard create an immersive experience. Guests enjoy daily homestyle meals using ingredients from the village’s organic farms and can join evening storytelling circles under the stars, bringing Zhou Libo’s legacy to life through oral tradition
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