At the end of May and the beginning of June, it's the local blueberry harvest season. These days, at Wangcheng Farm in Wangcheng Village, Wangtan Town, the hundred-acre blueberry fields are lush with greenery, and clusters of blue berries hang heavily on the branches. Tourists enjoy both the pleasure of picking and the crisp sweetness of the blueberries. Qiu Baixing, the farm's manager, told reporters that he started developing this picturesque "little paradise" in 2016. After years of growth, the farm now cultivates not only blueberries but also peaches, bayberries, loquats, pears, and various other fruits, offering a fragrance of fruits throughout all four seasons. The weekend visitor count can reach hundreds.

Less than a 10-minute drive from the farm, in Wangtan East Village, lies a secluded "literary paradise"—the Xiangxue Meihai Art Museum. Upon entering, one can either admire the plum blossom artworks collected in the museum and the beautiful countryside landscape paintings by renowned artists from across the country, or embark on an artistic and cultural journey where words flourish like flowers.

The fragrance of fruits and ink intertwine, spreading their delightful scents across the hills—rural tourism is in full swing!