An important hub of the Chama Station in Guizhou Province during the Ming and Qing Dynasties A southwest town where the headlines were boarded for "seeking a gun" An ancient street/hh full of square and blue square stone roads / One of the four old towns in Guizhou, one of the four ancient towns of Guizhou, is only 29 kilometers away from Guiyang. Built in the Ming Dynasty Hongwu Decade (1378), it was originally a military fortress. Qingyan Town is named for its many cyan rock peaks nearby. In the eleventh year of Ming Chongzhen, the traveler Xu Xiake passed through Qingyan and wrote in his travel notes: The new city of Qingyan is built, and there is a market in the middle of the city. It is the key to the southern part of Guizhou Province. The design of the ancient town is exquisite and exquisite. The ancient buildings in the Ming and Qing Dynasties are intertwined, and the temples and pavilions are painted with carved beams and flying corners. The town has a collection of people, including the famous celebrity Zhou Yuxi and the late Qing Dynasty champion Zhao Yizhen (the first literary champion in Guizhou history). The town has historical relics such as the Qingyan teachings and ruins, the Zhaozhuang Yuanfu, the former residence of Mr. Ping Gang, and the Red Army Long March Operation Command. Zhou Enlais father, Deng Yingchaos mother, Li Kenong and other revolutionary predecessors and their families all lived in Qingyan secretly. In 2013, it was praised as one of the most attractive towns in China in the Peak International Intangible Cultural Heritage Protection and Inheritance Tourism Planning Project. In 2010, Qingyan Ancient Town won the honorary title of Hometown of Chinese Poetry awarded by the Chinese Poetry Society and took the lead in becoming the hometown of poetry in the country.