Recently, the official website of the Ministry of Housing and Urban-Rural Development officially announced the list of the fifth batch of Chinese traditional villages. A total of 2,666 nationwide villages (including 235 in Zhejiang) are included in the fifth batch of Chinese traditional villages.
The names of the 9 villages in Wenzhou on the list are as follows -

Ouhai District

Shuiduikeng Village, Zeya Town

Shuiduikeng Village is listed in the third batch of historical and cultural protection ancient villages in Zhejiang Province and the second batch of Chinese landscape village.

The houses built by stones are designed to be protected from the mountain. They are mostly built in the middle of the Qing Dynasty. With the diverse architectural forms, they have a typically local-country architectural style of Zhi Mountain, Zeya Town.

Yueqing City

Huangtandong Village, Lecheng Street

  Huangtandong Ancient Village is located in Chengbei Community, Lecheng Street, Yueqing City, Wenzhou, Zhejiang Province. Built in the period of Emperor Baoqing of the Song Dynasty, it has a history of more than 800 years. The reason that the village was named “Huangtandong” was that there were Huangtan woods on the hillside and a cave on the cliff above the Huangtan woods. Hence the cave was called “Huangtandong” as well as the village was named “Huangtandong” Village by local people

Yongjia County

Huangnan Linkeng Village, Yantan Town

  Huangnan Linkeng Village is located in the north of Shang’ao Village, Yantan Town. It was built in the Ming Dynasty and has won the honorary title of Chinese landscape village. It is a well-preserved mountainous village with harmonious compatibility of nature and architecture.

Yanlong Village, Yantan Town

  Located in the northern mountainous area of Yantan Town, Yanlong Village was built in period of Emperor Chunyou of the Song Dynasty (1241-1252). It was the place where the House Ji inhabited and reproduced. It has won the honorary titles of provincial-level historical and cultural village and Chinese landscape village. The site-selection and layout of this village are featuring the concept of Feng Shui