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Decrypt the filming locations of the Cha Li Wang advertisement, capture the view from the endless lupine fields, savor the rich aroma of the Oriental Beauty tea, and leisurely stroll around a centuries-old Hakka house to experience the flowing time… Not only is Longtan famous for the Shimen Reservoir and the sightseeing pond, but in the westernmost area lies an idyllic secret garden, Sanshui Village. The pure natural scenery and local cultural atmosphere, together with the low-paced lifestyle different from that of the metropolitan areas, enable travelers to write unique Longtan travel memoirs. The mountain vista and green trees compose a vivid emerald scenery; the cool breeze stirs up layer after layer of green waves. Stepping into the pavilion inside the Cha Li Wang advertisement, you can sense a rare kind of ease and comfort in the hundred-year-old tea field—Sansui Cha Yuan. If you happen to visit during the tea harvesting season, you may try picking fresh tea leaves yourself and also taste the famous Longquan Pangu Feng cha, which offers a mellow and smooth flavor. Experience the tea culture from the tea field to the dining table, and deepen your understanding with an additional touch of fun while traveling. Every year in March, when the tea fields enter rest periods, the tea farmers plant the Lupinus mutabilis, known as the "mother flower of the Hakka," which will later decay into a natural fertilizer for tea plants. The yellow, purple, and white flower fields of dozens of hectares beautifully mark the tea mountains, leaving a surprising impression. The famous Hakka author Zhong Zhaoying's literary work *The Lupin Blossom* becomes vividly real before your eyes. In early summer, when fireflies and Dujiaxian snails appear, it is also a perfect time for a family ecological trip. Beyond the natural scenery, Sanshui Village is also recommended to explore the rich Hakka traditional culture. There's the Four Seasons Blessing Wall that transmits the Land God's reverence, the hundred-year-old Luodi Temple, the Hakka-style brick carvings, and the century-old Hakka residential house—Jiang Family Old House. In 2018, the first "Cherishing the Lupin Blossom" event took place here with activities such as Hakka rice tasting, tea pounding ceremonies, Beauty Tea Tasting sessions, and local-guided tours. Listening to stories of Hakka customs, reading Hakka tales with footprints, and savoring local farm feasts are all very meaningful experiences.