Located in Zibo, Shandong, Zhoucun Ancient Town is a national 5A-level tourist attraction, renowned as "China's No.1 Village" and the "Dry Port." As the birthplace of Luzhou merchant culture, it preserves over 50,000 square meters of Ming and Qing dynasty architecture. Three ancient streets — Main Street, Silk Market Street, and Silver Market Street — crisscross the city, bearing witness to 600 years of commercial heritage.

　　Rui Fu Xiang expanded nationwide from here, and over a hundred films and TV dramas, including The Dyeing House and To Live, were filmed on location. Along the flagstone-paved lanes, time-honored shops stand side by side, while intangible cultural heritage crafts endure. It is a living fossil of northern China's commercial civilization and a vivid embodiment of Qi culture's emphasis on commerce.