The Beauty of Plum City Plum City was an ancient town full of charm. Walking into Plum City, the city walls of Yan Prefecture were a sight that couldn't be missed. The city wall was tall and majestic. Although part of it was newly built, it did not affect the overall grandeur. On one side of the city wall was the river, and on the other side was the ancient town. Walking on it, it was as if one could feel the aura of ancient times through time and space. The ancient buildings in the city were the essence of Mei City. The real old buildings had a unique charm. The doors and windows of the brick buildings were adorned with exquisite stone carvings, and the surface of the ancient wooden buildings had been dyed dark brown by the passage of time and was carved with exquisite patterns. These ancient buildings were like narrators of history, quietly telling the stories of the past. There was also the 'Twin Towers Towering Cloud'. The South Peak Pagoda and the North Peak Pagoda stood at the confluence of Xin' an River, Fuchun River, and Lan River. The Nanfeng Pagoda was 57 meters high and was a seven-story octagonal hollow brick pagoda. It was built in the Sui and Tang Dynasties. The one you saw today was built during the Jiajing period of the Ming Dynasty. Around the ancient pagoda, there were Yanling cultural stele corridor, Xianxian Hall, Baoen Temple and other landscapes. Standing in the pagoda, one could see the different beautiful scenery of Meicheng from different angles, which made people feel proud of the wisdom and creativity of the ancients. The six-eyed well in Mei City was also a unique scene. It was the cultural protection of this place, containing the cultural heritage of the ancient town and witnessing the changes and development of Mei City.