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Nanxun is known in China and abroad as the home of Jiti Silk. Its thriving silk trade helped Nanxun earn the accolade "town of afflu-ence." Its community of wealthy merchants gave rise to beautiful garden residences， such as the Xiaolian Villa， the former residences of Liu Ti and of the Zhangs-all built on a grand scale and delightful to the eye. Particularly unusual is the juxtaposition of Chinese and Western architectural styles of these garden residences： Baroque columns， European fireplaces and French etched glass are blended into traditional Chinese buildings with central halls， skyweUs， and carved brick gatetowers.

Wuzhen is famous for its residences dating from the Qing Dynasty （1644-1911）， and the town keeps its ancient ambience， as if time has stood still. Wuzhen is also famous for its traditional craft of "bed-making，" exquisite examples of which can be seen in the Museum of Antique Beds. Other attractions include the elaborate painting of 24 filial sons of old times in the Zhu Family House， and depictions of traditional ceremonies， such as those for babies when they were one month old， weddings and the birthdays of the elderly all illustrative of the culture of southeast China.

Xitang， a town of ancient residences， is renowned for many bridges， Lanes and covered corridors. Visitors may find shetter from the sun and rain under the many extended corridors with hanging red tanterns，and discover a sense of history winding through the cracks along the quiet Lengths of Shipi Lane and Ji Famity Lane. The town has numerous Ming and Qing dynasty buildings.You can still sense a profound schotady air in Zunwen and Zuijing haLts， and observe in West Garden a few bridge galledes， appealing as if suspended in the sky. In a smaU boat you can glide forward through drizzle and willows，rooking for the Divine Hatt atong the Incense-Burning Waterway while appreciating stone bddges and flowing waters - scenery typical of southeast China. At dusk on Yongning Bridge，you may capture another aspect of Xitang's beauty and tranquitity by enjoying the moonrise， viewing tanterns and Listening to the soft paddte-strokes through the water；while at dawn， breathe in strong whiffs of awakening tife from wafting chimney smoke or early morning haze， hanging over the river channets， old houses and streets， as welt as stone bridges， aLL comprising elements of a traditionat Chinese painting.

TongLi is known as a museum of architecture of the Ming and Qing dynasties （1368-1911）.Among the stunning structures there are the Fuji HALL， the Chongben Hart， the Former Residence of Ji Cheng and the OLd Residence of Chen Qubing， aLL wett preserved ancient houses. The Tuisi Garden epitomizes garden architecture in southeast China. The "bridge gatLery" - a bridge that spans a corridor - and the stone boat are the garden's main attrac- tions. Sitting in the stone boat， visitors can enjoy the green hilts and crystaL-dear water.

The Taihu Lake Basin adjacent to Shanghai has a diversified water system and clamp climate and is rich in produce. The original inhabitants planted rice and bred silkworms， and took advantage of the convenient water trans-portation there to develop trade relations both domestically and overseas.This part of the country is famous for its silk and herbal medicines. Since ancient times， it has witnessed rapid economic growth， and has earned thenicknames "Heaven on Earth" and "Land Flowing with Rice and Fish."Six ancient waterside towns in this area， namely， Zhouzhuang， Luzhi andTongli in Jiangsu Province， and Xitang， Wuzhen and Nanxun in ZhejiangProvince， are the most attractive representatives of age-old towns in south-east China.Waterways have shaped the ancient towns of southeast China， their streetsfollowing the contours of the waters and their houses built on riverbanks.Small bridges， smoothly flowing rivers and tranquil residential houses formthe typical natural landscape of these towns. Winding streets and lanes，ancient bridges and beautiful gardens contribute to a tranquil and simple atmosphere. These towns' rich historical and cultural legacies are embodied in the venerable shapes of bridges， streets， lanes， residential houses， ances-tral halls， temples and theaters， all with a distinctive local flavor. The philosophy of life in a waterside town emphasizes the harmonious unity of Nature and Man. The buildings appear simple， though inside they are usually splendidly decorated， and the luxury is not shown on the exterior. The main building material in these towns is wood， displaying fine carvings and other decorations. The scenery changes with the four seasons， yet the tranquility and harmony， the smartness and elegance remain unchanged. A stay in oneof these age-old towns brings tourists a strong sense of history， and enchants them with graceful landscapes and a relaxing lifestyle.