Yongquan Tourist Resort

　　1. Investment Overview: Tongling Yongquan Farm is a leisure and entertainment resort that combines dining, guestrooms, conferences, golf, fishing, tennis, tea tasting, and a large private garden. The farm covers an area of 650 acres, with a total investment exceeding 80 million yuan.

　　2. Location: Tongling Yongquan Farm is situated at the foot of Yeshan Mountain in Zhongming, Tongling, at the intersection of Wuhu-Tongling Road and Tongling-Nanling Road, just 500 meters from the exit of the Yanjiang Expressway. The farm is 25 kilometers from downtown Tongling and only about 30–90 minutes’ drive from Hefei, Ma'anshan, Wuhu, Xuancheng, and Chizhou, making it a key gateway for travelers from Jiangsu, Zhejiang, and Shanghai entering Anhui to reach scenic areas such as Huangshan and Jiuhua Mountain. With its elegant natural surroundings and superior location, the farm enjoys excellent transportation access.

　　3. Ecological Environment: Yongquan Farm is nestled against mountains and beside water, adjacent to Yeshan Forest Farm. It features 500 acres of naturally formed woodland, a 70-acre fishing leisure area, a 200-acre pristine forest oxygen bar, and main hotel buildings and 30 villas that blend harmoniously with the ecology and nature. During construction, the original ecological environment was not only preserved but also enhanced with extensive ornamental fruit trees and landscaped gardens.

　　4. Architectural Style: The architectural design (main hotel and villas) of the farm adopts a postmodern style that inherits the elegance and delicacy of Huizhou-style architecture—characterized by blue bricks, white walls, and small tiles—while also incorporating the simplicity and ruggedness of Western rural designs, such as flat eaves and large chimneys. The interior decoration of the farm features wooden carvings (beam brackets, plaques, window and door lattice), stone carvings, and brick carvings from the personal collection of investor Mr. Yang Shugen, which are artfully integrated into lobbies, corridors, ceilings, and walls.