Storyline: Centuries-old Chinese village among '55 Best Tourism Villages' [Voice_over] A 700-year-old village in Nanjing County of eastern China's Fujian Province, is developing a tourism sector featuring its unique local culture and architecture. Guanyang Village is known for its tulou - large four to five story ring buildings made of fortified earth that are prominent across the province. Once the traditional dwellings of the Hakka people, today many have been turned into guest houses and museums and remain one of the most significant symbols of the region. [Sound_bite] Jian Zhiming, head, tulou guesthouse project： "We want to build some unique guesthouse with our local characteristics to show everyone the original state of our indigenous residents. The occupancy rate is good so far." [Voice_over] Village officials say that the annual tourist volume has increased over the years from a few hundred thousand to more than two million. Besides the exquisite landscapes and architecture, visitors note the village's hospitality. [Sound_bite] Tourist from Poland： "The tree, actually I saw it from far away. And I said like wow, such a beautiful, tall tree. There is a deep history behind this place, and I truly learned a lot. But also, the pleasant feeling I had when I talked to local people here, and all the interactions they made it very happy, pleasant experience, I would say." [Voice_over] In 2024, Guanyang Village was ranked among the top 55 Best Tourism Villages by the United Nations World Tourism Organization. [Restrictions : No access Chinese mainland]