Qingce Village

Qingce Village (Chinese: 轻策庄 Qīngcè-zhuāng) is a subarea located in Bishui Plain, Liyue.

It is a tranquil village nestled at the foot of Mt. Qingce, with clear waters and terraced fields of flowers. Many of its younger residents have moved away in search of more exciting locales, so it has become known as a retirement spot for the elderly.^[1]

Buildings in Qingce Village have a simple architectural style, and most are made of wood with blue roofs. The village is home to a community center where Granny Ruoxin can be found, the mill owned by Ms. Bai, a tea shop owned by Pops Kai, the Fanmu Carpenter shop owned by Master Lu, and a market. The Qingce Village Bulletin Board is where advertisements and other postings by locals can be read.

Points of Interest

There is 1 point of interest in Qingce Village:

Name	Description
Fanmu Carpenter

Quests

Features

Exploration

Enemies

Elite Enemies

Common Enemies

Local Specialties

Interactables

Qingce Village Bulletin Board

Hastily-Written Notes

Hastily-Written Notes: "Day 4: No progress. No idea why the boss is so obsessed with this place."

Hastily-Written Notes: "Day 7: Boss says she's had an idea, but so far it mostly seems to involve her waiting by the ruin... Don't ask me what for, because there's a great big Ruin Hunter guarding it, so there's no way she's getting in. Not quite sure how this counts as progress."

NPCs

Vendors

Master Lu — Master Carpenter
Ms. Bai — Miller
Pops Kai — Tea Vendor

Descriptions

Mighty Mt. Qingce gently cradles this peaceful village, silently protecting the old, the young, and the abundant croplands within its embrace. The legend of the ancient threat subdued beneath the mountain has been consigned to legend along with those who know of it, never again to return.

Viewpoint, A Home in the Hills

At the northernmost point of Liyue, hidden between the hills and the bamboo forests sits Qingce Village.
White rolling clouds that sit in the valleys between the mountains are embellished with row upon row of crescent-moon water paddies.
When the wind blows, the ripples in the water give off an array of colors.

Exploration, Genshin Impact Official Site

Soundtracks

No.	Soundtrack Name	Album	Played In
34	Peaceful Hike	Jade Moon Upon a Sea of Clouds	Qingce Village (day, sunny) Serenitea Pot
35	The Fading Stories	Jade Moon Upon a Sea of Clouds	Qingce Village (night; rain) Quests, Serenitea Pot

Trivia

The name "Qingce" is said to be an ancient name of the Chi, the dragon-like monster that once lived in Qingce Village before being defeated by Morax.^[2]^[3]

Gallery

Concept Art

In-Game Assets

Other Languages

Language	Official Name	Literal Meaning
English	Qingce Village	—
Chinese (Simplified)	轻策庄 Qīngcè-zhuāng	Chi Village^[2]^{[• 1]}
Chinese (Traditional)	輕策莊 Qīngcè-zhuāng	Chi Village^[2]^{[• 1]}
Japanese	軽けい策さく荘そう Keisaku-sou^[4]	Chi Village‍‍^[※]Sino-Japanese reading of Chinese name‍
Korean	‍경책輕策‍ ‍산장山莊‍ Gyeongchaek Sanjang	Qingce Mountain Cabin
Spanish	Aldea Chingtsé	Qingce Village
French	Village de Qingce	Qingce Village
Russian	Деревня Цинцэ Derevnya Tsintse	Qingce Village
Thai	Qingce Village	—
Vietnamese	‍Khinh Sách Trang輕策莊‍	Chi Village‍‍^[※]Sino-Vietnamese reading of Chinese name‍
German	Qingce-Dorf	Qingce Village
Indonesian	Qingce Village	—
Portuguese	Vila Qingce	Qingce Village
Turkish	Qingce Köyü	Qingce Village
Italian	Villagio di Qingce	Qingce Village

↑ Chinese: "Qingce" is said to be the ancient name of the Chi based on in-game lore.^[2] Literally, it can mean "Light Strategy Village" or "Light Walking Stick Village."

Change History

Released in Version 1.0

[Create New History]

References

↑ Story Quest, Ganyu, Sinae Unicornis Chapter: Act I - Sea of Clouds, Sea of People, Part 2: A Secretary in a Sea of Humanity
↑ ^2.0 ^2.1 ^2.2 Book: Diary of Roald the Adventurer, Vol. 2
↑ World Quest: The Chi of Yore
↑ Map, Label: Qingce Village (Japanese)