Baoyue Homestay

Baoyue Homestay was a cultural inn or homestay located in different places. Baoyue homestays are distributed in Dali, Chongming, Dunhuang and other places. These homestays provided different experiences, such as Guqin culture, original ecological customs, and literary world. However, the detailed information of Baoyue Homestay, such as service facilities, prices, booking methods, etc., could not be found in the search results provided. Therefore, I can't provide an answer to the specific question about Baoyue Homestay.

Baoshan Homestay was located in Junliang Natural Village, Taoyuan Village, Qili Township, Kecheng District, Quzhou City. It was a themed homestay. It was initiated by a book lover and received more than 70 responses. The building area of the homestay was about 600 square meters, surrounded by green bamboos and streams. Baoshan Homestay offers four types of rooms for guests to choose from. Each room has been carefully designed and equipped with advanced facilities. According to the information provided, Baoshan Homestay was a quiet place suitable for people who liked to read and enjoy nature.

The following are some of the accommodations that can soak in the hot spring: 1. Meijie Mountain Hot Spring Resort (Longtan Forest between Tianmu Lake and Nanshan Bamboo Sea in Liyang, Jiangsu Province) 2. Nianhuaxi Homestay (No. 466, South Section of Mingshan Road, Eshan Emeishan City, Sichuan Province) 3. Recalling Nanxi Hot Spring Mountain Residence 4. The Wild of Great Joy·Valley House 5. Suzhou·Yuanshe Yunquan 6. Rongxi Pavilion Apartment (No. 29, Hansha Village, Ruili City, Dehong Dai and Jingpo Autonomous Prefecture, Yunnan Province) 7. Ruili Hemen Hot Spring Inn (No. 255, Hemen Village Group, Jiele Village Committee, Mengmao Town, Ruili City, Dehong Dai and Jingpo Autonomous Prefecture, Yunnan Province) 8. Yi Zhu Yi Villa (Gu'an County, Niu Tuo Hot Spring Peacock City) 9. Homestay (Shengshuitou Village, Miyun Beijing City) 10. Moon Villa (Yangshuo) Please note that these results are based on the search results provided and are not guaranteed to be complete.

The classic text of the homestay is as follows: 1. Country house: Country house is designed with nature and humanity as the design concept to provide tourists with a comfortable accommodation experience through careful planning and design. 2. Hot spring homestay: Hot spring homestay provides various hot spring accommodation services with the theme of hot spring resources to provide tourists with a relaxing accommodation experience. 3. Fine B & B: Fine B & B provides various high-end accommodation services with the theme of fine accommodation to provide tourists with a luxurious accommodation experience. 4. Unique homestays: Unique homestays provide a variety of unique accommodation services with the theme of unique culture to provide tourists with a unique accommodation experience. Cross-country homestay: Cross-country homestays provide a variety of cross-country accommodation services with the theme of cross-country activities to provide tourists with the experience of cross-country activities. The classic interpretation of homestay was a description that combined homestay with the natural environment, culture, and special activities to provide visitors with a unique accommodation experience.

Baoyue's Pinyin was huái zhōng bào yuè.

Baoyue Brothel was an important plot in " Celebrating Years ". In the story, Baoyue Brothel was a brothel built during Fan Xian's diplomatic mission to Northern Qi. It quickly became the leading enterprise in the Qing Kingdom's capital, with the support of a prince behind it. After Fan Xian returned to the Qing Kingdom, he began to suspect that the boss behind Baoyue Brothel was the Second Prince. He had Deng Zi Yue investigate the matter. However, the real boss of Baoyue Brothel had never been revealed. In the drama, a series of events happened in Baoyue Brothel, including the murder of young women and the partnership with the Second Prince. The plot of Baoyue Brothel played an important role in the play. Its importance to Fan Xian surpassed any other plot.

Embracing the moon meant holding a bright moon in one's arms. It meant that one's state of mind was clear and clear, and one had no prejudice against the world. Embracing the moon could also refer to ancient poems describing the scene of hugging the moon or to holding a bright moon in one's arms. In the Chinese calligraphy world, Baoyue Pavilion's owner's calligraphy works were well-known. In addition, it could also be the name of a martial arts move, the name of the traditional Chinese medicine "Chuanbei", and a form of chess endgame.

The story of Baoyue Brothel was that while Fan Xian was on an diplomatic mission to Northern Qi, a brothel suddenly appeared in Jingdou of the Qing Kingdom. It was called Baoyue Brothel. After Baoyue Brothel opened, it quickly became the leading company in the capital. After Fan Xian returned to Jingdou, he was a little curious about Baoyue Brothel, but he didn't pay too much attention to it. However, after the confrontation between Fan Xian and the Second Prince, Fan Xian had Deng Zi Yue investigate the Baoyue Brothel. He discovered that the Baoyue Brothel had killed four girls in a month, but the Inspection Council had never been willing to reveal the true owner of the Baoyue Brothel. It was understood that there were two owners of Baoyue Brothel. One was the Third Prince, and the other was Fan Sizhe. Fan Sizhe was a little tyrant in Jingdou, Fan Xian's elder brother. He and the third brother ran Baoyue Brothel together and used their power to run amok. The Baoyue Brothel was related to the Second Prince. If the truth was exposed, the Second Prince might be implicated. The plot of the Baoyue Brothel revolved around Fan Xian's investigation and revelation of the Baoyue Brothel.

The ancient poem of embracing the moon referred to the poems that ancient poets used the image of embracing the moon to describe in their works. We can find some ancient poems related to Baoyue. For example, in Su Shi's Ode to the Red Cliff, there was a line that said,"Travel with flying immortals, and end with the bright moon." In Wang Rong's Ode to Pipa, there was a line that said,"Holding the moon is as bright as the moon, and holding the wind is especially clear." In addition, there were also some other ancient poems that mentioned the image of hugging the moon. For example, in Huang Chunbo's quatrains, there was a poem that said," Half a pole in spring water and a coir smoke, hugging the moon and sleeping in his arms." However, the number of ancient poems about Baoyue was limited and might not be enough to provide more examples.

Embracing the moon meant holding a bright moon in one's arms. It meant that one's state of mind was clear and clear, and one had no prejudice against the world. Embracing the moon could also refer to ancient poems describing the scene of hugging the moon or to holding a bright moon in one's arms. In the Chinese calligraphy world, Baoyue Pavilion's owner's calligraphy works were well-known. In addition, it could also be the name of a martial arts move, the name of the traditional Chinese medicine "Chuanbei", and a form of chess endgame.