Hakka round houses in Hezhou

Hakka enclosure is a relatively well-preserved Hakka ancient building in Hezhou. The enclosure scenic spot actually has two parts, the south seat and the north seat. The south seat is the main entrance of the scenic spot. From the south seat Huaiyang, walk 300m along the field road, which is the north seat of the enclosure. There are fewer traces of the repair in the North Block, which is more original. There are documentary films to watch in the scenic area. There have been six major migrations in the history of the Hakka family. In order to survive and cultivate, they have integrated into local cultural customs. Now different Hakka buildings are widely distributed in Fujian, Guangdong and Guangxi.

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Hezhou Hakka House was built in the end of Qing Qianlong and has a history of more than 200 years. The house is divided into two south and north, 300 meters apart, and it is a saki corner. The south seat has three horizontal and six verticals, with eight halls, eighteen patios, and 94 rooms; North Block four horizontal and six vertical, there are nine halls, eighteen patios, one hundred and thirty-two rooms. The whole house building is a square symmetrical structure, surrounded by three meters of high wall and the outside world, the house, hall, house well layout is reasonable, forming one, hall and corridor, corridor in the room, twisting back and forth, scattered, connected up and down, is a typical Hakka building.

Hezhou is one of the important transit stations for Hakka's south relocation, and no inch of land is superfluous.

Hezhou Hakka House covers an area of more than 30 mu, divided into south and north two, 300 meters apart, rugged trend, the whole house building is square symmetrical structure, is a typical Hakka building culture and art crystal, known as the "Forbidden City" in Jiangnan --- reasonable layout, forming one, turning around, Scattered, carved dragon painting phoenix, magnificent!

The Jiang's Hakka House in Hezhou City is a courtyard-style building in the late Qing Dynasty. The architectural style is the main entrance to the upper hall as the central axis. The layout is symmetrical from the northeast to the southwest. It covers an area of 23 mu, four halls and four horizontal, 16 patios, and 132 rooms. The back height is low, there is a wall in front of the house, and the yard is built into a yard. There are entrances on both sides of the yard. General ornamental

Hezhou Hakka House covers an area of more than 30 mu, divided into two south and north, 300 meters apart, and is in a saki corner. There are three horizontal and six verticals in the south, with eight halls, eighteen patios, and 94 rooms; four horizontal and six verticals in the north, with nine halls, eighteen patios, and one hundred and thirty-two rooms.