Changjiatun, Changjia Village, Limu Town, is located on the ancient river channel (now Gongcheng River, called Lechuan Water in ancient times, also known as Chajiang River) in Gui Xiang. It is 2km away from S20 1 Provincial Highway, with Zhaiziling as its back, Longhu River as its front and Limu River as its right. The two rivers meet south 100 meters in the village, and behind the village is a large area of fertile farmland. When the fast-flowing Longhu River meets Zhaiziling in Changjia, its velocity slows down, thus forming a large alluvial plain in front of Changjia Village, creating the depth of water level in front of the village, providing convenient conditions for the passage of large cargo ships, thus making Changjia prosperous. Most of the ancient buildings in the village were built in the Qing Dynasty, belonging to the ancient buildings with blue brick structure, with thousands of years of history and rich culture. Building area 1.5 km2.
Shitou Village is located in Limu Town (Limu Town-Guanyin Township) on the side of Li Guan Highway, about 6 kilometers away from the town government residence, with a total of 55 households with 267 people. It is famous for its family, and there were two juren in Qing Dynasty. Up to now, pavilions, ancient houses, tied horse pillars, etc. in the 31st year of Guangxu (1906) are still preserved in the village, which reflects the prominent position of the Tian family at that time. The village has superior natural ecology, lush trees in four seasons, flowing water and a clear canal around the village. It is a treasure trove of geomantic omen. The land area is 6 square kilometers.