A number of quaint and elegant homestay inns are hidden among the alleys of Chaozong Street, and Qunshengli is one of them.

Qunshengli Homestay Inn is named after No. 17 Qunshengli, Chaozong Street. It is located in the center of Changsha, 80 meters away from Wanda Square. It is hidden under the skyscrapers and stands in the old neighborhood, witnessing the changes of Changsha. Each street and alley even each brick and tile is engraved with the memory of the times.

In front of the gate stand an old, lush and gnarled tree and two stone lions, with gilt lion knockers on the gate. Above the gate are Chinese eaves and green tiles.

"This tree is about 80 years old. The grandfather living next door said he grew up with this big tree. It was because of this tree that I chose to run the homestay inn here. It is a tree symbolizing birth and life," said Liu Xiang, owner of Qunshengli Homestay Inn.

When talking about the reason for choosing the site of Chaozong Street Historical and Cultural block, he took the reporter to the front of the courtyard. He introduced that the homestay inn was refurbished from a nearly 60-year-old quadrangle and retained its interior structure. It is a four-storey building with a total of 16 rooms on the first three floors and an open-air terrace on the fourth floor. There is also a quiet and elegant tea room on the first floor, which is comfortable and relaxing.

There is a Japanese garden at the end of the lobby. The interior of the room is well-designed. The furniture is mostly made of wood, and every small decoration shows the care of the owner.

You don't have to leave the city to slow down your pace of life. What a precious opportunity it is for you to find tranquility and refreshment in the homestay inn hidden in the bustling downtown!