Canadian Village

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The expatriates here mainly went to the Canadian Village that year, and after returning, they built a group of villages that concentrated the essence of Western architectural culture.

The Canadian Village, formerly known as Yaohua Place, was founded in 1923 and was named after the construction of overseas Chinese in Canada. There are five cottages in the village: Junlu, Anlu, Yaodong Julu, Chunlu, and Yulu, including Huade Building, Guohao Building, Guogen Building, and Chunru Building

The watchtower at the entrance of the Canadian village. In Chikan, because many overseas Chinese are concentrated in a certain country, and when they return to their hometown, they concentrate on building homes and houses. That village is called "Canada Village", "American Village", and so on. The former residence of Guan Guo Nuan is now the Overseas Chinese Museum. The old church that was abandoned is already dilapidated and completely unrecognizable.

It belongs to a small natural village in Chikan Town, Kaiping. The houses in the village are all built by overseas Chinese living in Canada, so it is called Canadian Village. It forms a complex of Chinese and Western buildings, a beautiful and wealthy small village.

Formerly known as Yaohuafang, it is a small natural village belonging to Chikan Town, Kaiping. There are 10 ancient houses and 1 tower in the village.