Wudian City, a characteristic architecture of Southern Fujian

Wudian City traditional district is located in the core area of Qingyang, Jinjiang, where a variety of buildings such as ancestral halls, temples, residences, and shops are scattered throughout. The residential buildings preserved from the Ming, Qing dynasties, the Republic of China, to modern times are typical representatives of Jinjiang's characteristic architectural style. There are rammed earth houses, red brick buildings with the unique Southern Fujian style known as 'Imperial Palace Rise', as well as a blend of Chinese and Western-style mansions and Western buildings. The district boasts over 100 historical buildings, including the Cai family ancestral hall, Zhuang family temple, Shigu Temple, the government office of the cloth administration, and the north-facing Da Cuo. Stepping into Wudian City, walking on the ancient stone paths, touching the bricks and stones washed by the years, every house here has its own story, worthy of savoring! If you get tired of walking, why not sit down at the 'Star Dad' in the district? Transformed from an old house, 'Star Dad' has its unique charm. Order a cup of aromatic coffee, a Western-style dessert, chat with friends, or browse your phone by yourself, peaceful and comfortable! It is not recommended to visit during holidays, as it is too crowded to be peaceful, and you will only want to escape! Address: No. 201, Nanshan Road, Wudian City Traditional District, Meiling Street, Jinjiang City, Quanzhou Transportation: Get off at Wudian City East Station on Jinjiang Route 3 Time: All day Per capita: Free