Anji’s "Mosquito-Free Village"

　　The leisure resort area of "Mosquito-Free Village" in Anji, Zhejiang, is situated 4.5 kilometers west of Zhewu Town in Anji County, the hometown of modern art master Wu Changshuo, and is nestled among rolling mountains. It earned its name for being completely free of mosquitoes.

　　Introduction

　　The "Mosquito-Free Village" in Anji consists of three scenic areas: front, middle, and back. The front area features gurgling streams in valleys and secluded winding paths, with towering mountain ridges on both sides and babbling brooks at their feet. The middle area is dominated by vast bamboo forests, often referred to as a "natural oxygen bar," and also includes a one-zhang-high (approximately 3.3 meters) “Waist-Supporting Stone.” Legend has it that leaning against this stone can relieve back pain. The Mosquito-Free Village resort sees visitors all year round—ideal for spring outings, summer retreats, autumn hikes, and winter snow-viewing among bamboo groves. The area mainly offers agritainment experiences, where you can enjoy farm-style meals, stay in rural cottages, and even work alongside local farmers.

　　"Mosquito-Free Village" boasts undulating mountains, winding streams, and slopes covered with emerald bamboo, offering an exceptionally pristine ecological environment. Mountains, valleys, streams, waterfalls, and ancient trees all remain in their natural state. The climate is pleasant, with air quality reaching Class I standards and water resources meeting Class I drinking water standards.