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The Heshu New Residence is located in Longgang District, Shenzhen City, Guangdong Province, Longgang Street, Nanglian community, Luo Ruihe North Street No. 1, the Qing Dynasty Qianlong years (1736-1795), Heshu New Residence founding ancestor Luo Ruifeng began to build Heshu New Residence, to the Daoguang years (1782-1850) the whole built. The construction of Heshu New Residence covers an area of 14,432 square meters, and the total area (including Half Moon Pond and Wo Ping) is about 25,000 square meters.

The Hakuhu New Residence combines the essence of Hakka houses in Fujian, Jiangxi and Guangdong, and is a typical representative of Hakka fortresses in Shenzhen and Hong Kong. The building of the Hakuhu New Residence itself occupies an area of 15,000 square meters, together with the WoPing and the Moon Pond, etc.

The Hakuhu New Residence is one of the largest Hakka residential complexes in China at present, and is also the most well-preserved and representative one of the more than 300 Hakka enclosures existing in Shenzhen.

Cultural

Cultural activities:

In 2017, Shenzhen's 7th Cultural Expo, Hehu New Residence to "Hehu New Residence Hakka Tourism and Culture Festival" as the theme, to organize the "Furning Bridge Tablet Display Exhibition", "" Ironing Anping Shun - Zou Wei, Liu Yuping collection of Chinese ancient iron fine art exhibition", "lamp red family Xing - Zhu Biao kerosene lamp collection and the theme of the National Painting Exhibition" and many other activities. and many other activities.

2019 National Day period, by the Dongguan Municipal Bureau of Culture, Radio, Television, Press and Publication, Guangdong Provincial Museum (Provincial Mobile Museum), the Opium War Museum, organized by the Hakka Folk Museum of Longgang District, Shenzhen City, co-organized by the "East Wind and Westward Graduation -" a mouthful of commerce "period of Guangdong Maritime Silk Road Special Exhibition" special photo exhibition in the Hohu Xinju.