Yongding Tulou | A single building gathers thousands of families, where my heart rests is my hometown

A single building gathers thousands of families, where my heart rests is my hometown. The Tulou is a unique architectural form developed from the Hakka communal living culture. With its distinctive shape and the mysterious cultural atmosphere of Fujian, it has become an important symbol of romance. The Hakka people are Han Chinese who migrated from the Central Plains. In these buildings, we see the Chinese people's persistent attachment to the concept of 'home'. The original meaning of 'Hakka' is 'guest families'. From ancient times to the present, migration has been an eternal theme. In the flowing sands of time, the Tulou architecture has brought together thousands of scattered families, making the strangers become one community. Even as time ages, the spirit of the Tulou remains unyielding. Each stone brick, each wooden beam, carries a touching warmth, along with the deep-seated family values hidden within the walls, all of which have grown into the bloodline of the Hakka people.