Peace City, a Jiangxi place name

The answer was "Ningdu". According to document 1, the answer to Peace City (a place name in Jiangxi Province) was "Ningdu." The explanation was that Peace City meant that the city was peaceful, so "Ningdu" was deducted. In addition, document 2, document 3, document 6, and document 8 also mentioned the mystery of "Ningdu" as a peaceful city. Therefore, it could be confirmed that Peace City was a place name in Jiangxi, and the answer was "Ningdu".

There were many interesting places in Jishui, Jiangxi Province. The most recommended one was the Luling Cultural Park. It was a 4A scenic spot with mountains, rivers, and a street of customs. Guests could climb mountains, row boats, and visit the folk garden and ancient street. There was also a Wenxing Pagoda on Luozi Mountain. Standing on it, one could overlook the entire city and the Gan River. In addition, there were many natural and cultural landscapes in Jishui, such as Dadong Mountain, Wenfeng Mountain, Stone Lotus Cave, Peach Blossom Island, Lidong Villa, Jianhu Park, etc. In terms of historical sites, there are the tombs of the Three Kingdoms, Xie Jin's tomb, Yang Wanli's tomb, etc. In addition, there were rich folk customs in Jishui, such as dragon boat races, crossing the bridge to play cubs, eating new rice, dragon lantern dances during the Spring Festival, and so on. In short, the natural landscape and cultural landscape of Jishui complemented each other, bringing a beautiful experience to tourists.

Jiangxi Fan Xiaolin's hometown was Xiushui, Jiangxi.

Qingyuan City was the name of the Nadu novel. The Nadu novel was a Japanese novel that told the story of a fierce struggle between various forces in a fictional world for resources and power. Qingyuan City was one of the cities that played an important role in this fictional world.

The names of Neijiang City in Sichuan Province were Han 'an, Zhongjiang, and Neijiang.

The edge of Fenghuang Ancient City was the Tuo River Grand Canyon.

For a novel to be a place of peace, it often has calming descriptions, a slow-paced plot, and themes that soothe the soul. It might focus on nature, friendship, or inner reflection.

The existence of corpse chasers in Xiangxi was real, but the existence of corpse chasers in Jiangxi had not been confirmed. Hunting corpses in Xiangxi was an ancient folk tradition. It originated from the period of frequent wars and blocked traffic in ancient China. The corpse transporter would use some special techniques and props, such as the Soul-sucking Bell and yellow paper talismans, to control the corpses and guide them to walk. However, there was no conclusive evidence of the existence of Jiangxi corpse herders. Therefore, it could be said that Xiangxi corpse chasing was real, but the existence of Jiangxi corpse chasing had not been confirmed.

The corpse herder was from Xiangxi. Corpse chasing was a folk custom of the Miao people in Xiangxi. It belonged to the witch culture and was related to Zhu Youke. The legend of corpse chasing in Xiangxi was inseparable from the Miao people. Corpse driving was a legendary magic that could drive corpses to walk. It was a type of Miao Gu technique and a part of Chu Wu culture. Although the Xiangxi corpse drive had never been verified by science or personally, it had become the prototype of many horror movies and was widely known.