Summer in Tulou.

Fujian's Nanjing Tulou in Zhangzhou is an important representative of Chinese residential architecture and one of the world's most unique mountain village residential buildings, represented by the Tianluokeng Tulou Cluster. Nanjing Tulou comes in various shapes and sizes, including the common round and square shapes, as well as oval, five-phoenix, half-moon, armchair, L-shaped, bagua, apron, and convex shapes. While inheriting and innovating traditional raw earth building techniques, Nanjing Tulou also inherits the essence of traditional Chinese culture, serving as a testament to the cultural tradition of living together as a clan. Every early summer, the tulou dwellings and terraced fields complement each other, creating a stunning paradise on earth. The lush greenery stretches for miles, the fields are white, and the birds sing for miles, full of vitality, nurturing the tulou people's tireless pursuit of a better life.