Tianluokeng Tulou Cluster Review

Tianluokeng Tulou Group is a masterpiece of traditional residential buildings. It is located in Tianluokeng Natural Village, Shuyang Shangyu Village, in the west of Nanjing County, Fujian Province, and is the home of Huang's family. Tianluokeng Tulou Group is located on the half slope of Huluo Mountain at an altitude of 787.8 meters, 60 kilometers away from Nanjing County. It is composed of square Buyun Building and round Zhenchang Building, Ruiyun Building, Hechang Building and oval Wenchang Building, all of which are well preserved. The residents are all Huang clans. From the observation deck on the top of the mountain, four round buildings are clustered around a square building, like a blooming plum blossom, beautiful, dazzling, and like a magnificent quintet symphony, playing between the green mountains and the water. The road is winding down with the mountain. With the change of viewing angle, the landscape of Tianluokeng is constantly changing magically. The round building is sometimes backward and backward, and the square building is sometimes hidden and sometimes exposed. From the stairs next to the observation deck at the commanding height, come and go to visit this magical four dishes and one soup. The mountains are sometimes foggy, sometimes blue sky and white clouds, the unpredictable weather has given the earth building a layer of mysterious color. The first earth building in the Tianluokeng earth building group is called Buyunlou, which is located in the square building of the heart of the "Plum Flower". It was built in the first year of Qing Jiaqing (1796), with three high floors, 26 rooms on each floor, and 4 stairs in the whole building. The name Buyun means that future generations will start to make a fortune from now on, reading in the middle, and walking up the Qingyun straight up. Buyun Building is still being built, and the people have financial resources. Then they started construction on the upper right side of it to build a new round building, called Hechang Building, which is also three floors high, with 22 rooms on each floor and two stairs. In 1930, the left and lower left of Buyun Building was built again, still three floors high, 26 rooms per floor. In 1936, Ruiyun Building rose from the ground below the right of Buyun Building, still three floors, 26 rooms per floor. The last Wenchang Building was built in 1966, and it is precisely an oval building with three floors and 32 rooms per floor. Entering the Tulou, I really felt his magic. One feature of the Tulou building is that the structure is extremely standardized and the size of the room is the same. Most earthen buildings have only one gate for entry and exit, there are patios in the building, which can store more than half a year of grain, like a strong castle, easy to prevent theft and bandit (the old Hakka often suffered banditry, so the base built a tall earth wall to prevent accident). Unlike most scenic spots, Tulou people still live here for generations, and their lives are not affected by tourists. In addition to the residents on the first floor, they will sell some Tulou specialties, and the life of Tulou Hakka members will continue. Dozens of households and hundreds of people went to the first floor, reflecting the family tradition of Hakka people living together and living in harmony. Therefore, a history of Tulou is a family history of the countryside. The descendants of Tulou often can tell the source of the family without a family tree. The little girl playing in front of the door, not afraid of the camera. In the building, there are rice dumplings, valley dumplings, stone mills, windmills and other agricultural facilities. During the New Year's festival, the Tulou people will use the stone dumplings in the foyer to make the dumplings, worship the ancestors, worship the gods, pray for the harvest of the next year, and then the whole family will taste the dumplings and enjoy themselves. Just touch the snoring in the Changlou above, unlike the handcuffs we often see, this is true