Ginkgo Village in Tengchong, Yunnan Province used to have a large ginkgo tree, which could only be surrounded by several adults for a week. Legend has it that Liu Bei tied a horse on this tree during the Three Kingdoms period, so the villagers were very proud of it. There is also a Ginkgo Temple under this tree, so the tree is very large and the temple is advantaged, so tourists come in an endless stream and are famous far and near, hence the name Ginkgo Village. There are more than 2,000 acres of ginkgo trees planted contiguously in Ginkgo Village, Tengchong, Yunnan Province. From the end of September to December, the small mountain village was wrapped in golden yellow by tall ginkgo trees, and the ginkgo leaves on the ground covered the large and small courtyards in the village like golden carpets, with beautiful scenery. In addition, there are magical Jiangdongshan ancient karst cave, beautiful Longchuan River Xiaojiang Gorge, mysterious ancient battlefield "ghost grinding needle" vicissitudes of Shimen ancient plank road, jagged lotus mountain and other scenic spots. Yinxing Village is called Jiangdong Village in Tengchong County, Yunnan Province. Driving more than 40 kilometers north from Tengchong County, it took less than an hour to reach Guyingxing Village. There are more than 3,000 ginkgo trees dotted inside and outside the farmhouse. Most of the ginkgo villages here are hundreds of years old, and Jiangdong Village has become the most popular destination in Tengchong at the end of autumn. This is probably the largest, most concentrated and oldest ginkgo forest in Yunnan. It is said that all the villagers in Jiangdong Village moved from the Central Plains. The shadow play culture here has a history of more than 600 years. The ancient Ginkgo Village was also one of the shooting places of the movie Martial Arts. There are ginkgo trees, large and small, everywhere in front of and behind Jiangdong Village. It is most comfortable in the morning and evening to come here with "gold everywhere". Ginkgo trees are relatively tall. Those who love photography bring a telephoto lens, which can not only avoid crowds, but also take close-ups of yellow leaves of Ginkgo biloba.