The grove at the village entrance

The entrance ticket to the Arctic Village was 75 yuan, and the student ticket was 40 yuan at half price (excluding graduate students).

The village archway couplets were the couplets on the stone archway at the village entrance. They contained rich cultural meanings and auspicious meanings. We can see some examples of the couplet of the archway at the village entrance, such as "When spring is in good times, it is suitable to enjoy together. On this day, the Dragon Gate is celebrated together" and "The shore falls to create a great cause, and the sun shines on the South Vietnam to expand the Hongji." These couplets expressed blessings and beautiful wishes, such as prosperity, happiness, unity, and development. However, the search results did not provide a detailed explanation or background information about the couplet of the archway at the village entrance. Therefore, we can't give a definite answer to the origin, use, and tradition of the couplet.

The entrance fee to the Arctic Village was 68 yuan.

The entrance ticket to the North Pole Village in Mohe was 68 yuan.

The entrance fee for Colorful Village was 50 yuan per adult and 30 yuan per child.

Bamboo Grove Inn was a homestay located in Fuxi Village, Hufu Town, Yixing City. It was located in the Yixing Bamboo Sea Scenic Area, surrounded by a sea of bamboos, enjoying fresh air and a quiet environment. It only took about 5 minutes to drive from Bamboo Forest Friends to nearby scenic spots such as Youche Reservoir, Taozu Sacred Land, Zhanggong Cave, Bamboo Sea Scenic Area, Jade Girl Pool and Dingshan Porcelain City. It featured farmhouse dining, accommodation, picking, leisure barbecue, and tea tasting, providing a rich farmhouse experience. The environment of the homestay was not bad. Guests could relax and enjoy the beauty of nature. For detailed reservation information and contact information of Bamboo Forest Friends 'Home, you can check it on the relevant reservation website or platform.

The Lost Bamboo Forest was a vast bamboo forest in Fantasy Village, opposite the Monster Mountain. The bamboos in the bamboo forest grew at an angle. The dense bamboo leaves covered the sky, making the bamboo forest look deep and mysterious. Due to the rapid growth of bamboo and the changing scenery, it was easy to get lost in the bamboo forest. Not only was the bamboo forest vast, but the ground was also slightly slanted, causing people to lose their balance. Other than the bamboo cutter who was familiar with the bamboo forest, the others could easily get lost. In the bamboo forest, there was also a quiet big house called the Eternal Pavilion, where a mysterious human and rabbit lived. The Lost Bamboo Forest was also a place where demons liked to gather. If humans got lost, they might encounter Fujiwara Meihong and send them back to the village. Demon Rabbits were often seen in the Lost Bamboo Forest. In general, the Lost Bamboo Forest was a mysterious and dangerous place. It was best not to enter it for unfamiliar people.

The author of The Story of the Bamboo Grove was Liu Kezhuang. He was a writer from the Qing Dynasty. His name was Boju, and his alias was Runzhi. His alias was Ziwei Daoist. He was a Beijing scholar who later moved to Tianjin and then to Beijing. He was a man of great literary attainments and had created a large number of literary works, including novels, essays, and poems. His works were fresh, natural, sincere, and deeply loved by readers. His representative works included Dream of the Red Chamber, Dongli Yuefu, etc.

It might also be a symbol of temptation. Lemons are often associated with freshness and vitality. For vampires who are undead, the lemon grove could be a source of both allure and frustration. They may be drawn to the life around them but unable to fully partake in it. Additionally, the grove could be a place of change. As the lemons grow and are harvested, it shows a cycle of life that the vampires are on the outside of, yet still affected by.

The entrance ticket to the Four Big Fang Folk Village in Helen City was 90 yuan per person, including the tour.