Pingshan Hakka Village

If you are interested in ancient architecture, go. If you are interested in Hakka folklore, go. Falling walls, broken doors, moss-covered stone roads, through the embers of the sunset, you will love it.

Dawanshiju was built in Qingqianlong in 56 years (1791), is one of the largest and most complete square Hakka enclosures in the country, covering an area of 2.5 million square meters, construction area 1.66 million square meters, a total of more than 400 houses. Now it is a key cultural relics in Guangdong Province and a special cultural district in Shenzhen.

Dawanshiju is one of the more large-scale preserved Hakka enclosures in Shenzhen. It is a place where the family of Zeng lived, lived and worked, and retained the historical folk relics and cultural essence of the Hakka family. The architectural style of Dawanshiju reflects the traditional feudal ritual system of the Central Plains and the basic format of the Han and Jin manor-style Wubao, reflecting the historical origin of Dawanshiju.

The large Hakka house in Pingshan is very easy to find on the side of the road. There has been a lighting art exhibition and an illustration exhibition. Although it is not big, it will take less than an hour to see it, but the integration of art and history is very good.

The most representative ancient house in Pingshan District, Shenzhen, a large house with a moon pond in front of the door. There are now slogans on the walls decades ago.