Jiexia Village

Jiexiazhuang, also known as Xinwei and Xiali, is located west of Huangyang Mountain, east of Tiger Leapingmen Waterway, northwest of Doumen Town. It was built in the first year of Qing Tongzhi (1862), because the village is close to Xiashan, whenever the morning light starts, Xiaqi surrounds the woods and villages, formerly known as Xiali. The scale of the village was expanded to Zhaojia Manor, so it was called Xiazhuang. It was also named Xinwei because it was located in the 80 mu of the new reclaimed base. There is a 350-meter-long and 38-meter-wide Huzhuang River excavated in the Qing Dynasty. In September 2008, the village was announced as one of the first ancient villages in Guangdong Province. In 2001, it belongs to the south gate administrative village of Doumen Town, Doumen District. The villager's surname is Zhao. At the end of 2015, the household registration population was 95. The villagers are all Han people, Guangfu people, using Cantonese dialect four-square dialect. The village retains the Zhao clan genealogy, which was revised in 1930, Zhao Chenghua, Zhao Baixin, Zhao Jianwen, Zhao Youwei, Zhao Zhenxiong, Zhao Zhenxiong, Zhao Zhenxiong, Zhao Zhenxiong, Zhao Zhenxiong, Zhao Zhenxiong, Zhao Zhenxiong, Zhao Zhenxiong, Zhao Zhenxiong, Zhao Zhenxiong, Zhao Zhenxiong, Zhao Zhenxiong, Zhao Zhenxiong, Zhao Zhenxiong, Zhao Zhenxiong, Zhao Zhenxiong, Z Important documents include Zhao Chenghua's "Nanmen Village Zhi", which was renovated in 1988, and "Xiangshan Chaoju Zhao's Record", which was renovated in 2015. There are ancient houses in Jiexiazhuang (No. 31-34, Xinwei, Nanmen Village) built during the Qingguangxu period. The Zhao Gongjiaxuan (Chongjitang) covering an area of more than 1,000 square meters was the place where the village sacrificed ancestors and children learned and practiced martial arts. The "Zhao Gongjiaxuan" was the handwriting of the late Qing Dynasty Zhuangyuan Xia Tongxuan. In 1939, the CPC District Committee held a training class for anti-Japanese guerrillas here; In 1940, more than 130 anti-Japanese guerrillas in the seventh theater of the Kuomintang Zhongshan District 8 were stationed in Chongjitang, and more than 300 square meters of residential houses were rented by the government of the 8th District as commander's mansion; In February 1941, the Japanese army invaded the Doumen Market, the political, cultural and commercial center of the time, and then entered Jiexiazhuang, burning the commander's mansion, and the original garrison and villagers were evacuated in time, without casualties. Chongjitang was demolished around 1954, and now only five stone scales are left. The south side of the village (Xiashan) has a tens of acres of sand dunes, all raw materials for glass production quartz sand. In 1959, quartz sand was mined, and the village enterprise sand factory was built. It was harvested for more than 20 years and dug into several fish ponds. The small sand dunes on the south side of the village were originally built in the imperial temple, also known as Xiashan Temple, which was built from tomorrow to Qing Shunzhi, and was built by the twelfth ancestor of Zhao's south gate, and was rebuilt in the first year of Qing Jiaqing (1796), and the first year of Qingdao Light (1821); Qing Xianfeng seven years (1857) was rebuilt by overseas Chinese donations and demolished in 1958. The village also has an anti-theft stone room built in Qing Guangxu. It is rumored that the village's great master Zhao Xiangrong's grandson Sun Qun Deng's house can avoid being burned in it without fear of being burned.

Although the ancestors of Xiazhuang were noble to the emperors of the Song Dynasty, the village has not yet built an ancestral residence, and the sacrifice ceremony outside the manor was taken in a film and television city (Songcheng Film and Television City). There are three inscriptions on the manor, all of which were given by the Qing emperor, which benefited from the Zhao family's struggle from Song's death to Qing Dynasty Jiaqing, and its family has been digging again after nearly five decades of struggle.

This is an ancient village, built during the Jiaqing period of the Qing Dynasty, and is a village surnamed Zhao of the Song Dynasty imperial family, so it is also called Zhaojiazhuang. Most of the houses in the village are three-in-one, typical Lingnan style. It has now been opened as a tourist area. The manor is surrounded by water and has excellent self-protection.

I have known since I have seen it, and I have learned that the world is so great that life should increase the experience of more calendars, otherwise such a short life will leave regrets. . . . ,

Xiazhuang is also called Zhaojiazhuang, located in the northwest of Doumen District, Zhuhai City. It was built in the early years of Jiaqing and has a history of more than 200 years. The Zhao family in the village is the descendant of the Song Dynasty's founding emperor, Song Taizu, Zhao Yu's brother, Wei Wang Zhao Yumei. The architectural style of Xiazhuang is unified and the layout is reasonable. The design of the houses in the village is modeled on the Guangzhou Xiguan model and built by the architects of Foshan. In the same year of Qing Dynasty, there were fourteen magnificent houses built at that time, all of them sitting south to north, all of them were blue brick houses, with a strong and light color to outline the elegant and rustic outline. A stone street made of five granite, nearly 200 meters across the village. In the weeds at the end of the stone street, two "death-bound" monuments show simplicity and elegance, highlighting the prosperity and loneliness of the past.