You Fujian tulou composition

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A Tour of Fujian Tulou Composition 1 Yongding Tulou is located in Yongding County, Longyan City, Fujian Province, on the southeast coast of China.

Yongding, a pure Hakka county, has the largest number of earth buildings in Fujian, with more than 23,000. It is a unique and magical mountain residential building in the world, and a wonderful work of ancient architecture in China.

During the summer vacation, my family and my uncle went to Xiamen to play together. Tulou is our first stop.

When we arrived in Xiamen, we had a rest, rented a car and set foot on the road to Tulou. Yongding county has the most tulou. When we are driving on the winding mountain road, square, round and large and small earth buildings will flash from time to time. We were surprised, but this is not our destination. We want to see Chengqi Building, the largest earthen building in Fujian.

Chengqi Building is the largest earthen building in Fujian, which entered the Guinness Book of World Records in 20xx. How shocked we were when we stood in front of Chengqi Building and looked up at this group of earth buildings!

We found a tour guide when we went to the local area, and she showed us around the Chengqi Building. As she walked, she told us about the origin of Chengqi Building: "Inherit the frugality of our ancestors Deloitte, and open up Sun Mou to study and cultivate." This couplet posted at the gate is the best interpretation.

The diameter of the city flag building is 73 meters, and the circumference of the corridor is 229.34 meters. The whole building is three circles and one center. The outer ring has four floors, with a height of 16.4m and 72 rooms on each floor. Second floor, 40 rooms on each floor; The third circle is a single floor with 32 rooms, centered on the ancestral hall. There are 402 rooms, 3 doors and 2 wells in the whole building, covering an area of 5,400 square meters. Chengqi Building broke ground in Chongzhen in Ming Dynasty (1628- 1677) and was completed in the forty-eighth year of Kangxi in Qing Dynasty (17xx). It lasted three generations and lasted for half a century. In its heyday, more than 800 people lived in it, like a busy small city.

Chengqi Building is the circular building with the largest number of circles, and the fourth ring building is high outside and low inside, interlocking. There is a passage between the gate and the hall, a passage between the hall and the left and right side doors, and a driveway between the circles. The corridors in the building turn around, and the heavy doors are hidden. Entering the building is like entering a maze, which makes people can't tell the difference between southeast and northwest.

Hakkas living in Tulou hold their specialties: Xiancaomi, Shihua, Tieguanyin, Clematis, handmade cigarettes … dazzling! At the end of our trip, the enthusiastic Hakka guide invited us to her house for tea. The first time I tasted tea, the fragrance of Tieguanyin and Clematis tea slowly floated to the tip of my nose, which made my mouth water. Mother thought it was delicious, so she bought two bags for home to taste.

This is really a meaningful trip. The feeling of Chengqi Building is very shocking and amazing! I really admire the infinite wisdom of Hakka ancestors and the spirit of fools moving mountains.

Fujian Tulou Tour Composition 2 World Cultural Heritage Tulou is known as a miracle in the history of world architecture. It is located in the mountainous area at the junction of Fujian and Guangdong, where Hakka people live. Have you ever been there? Do you know the weather-beaten, hardworking and brave Hakkas in the deep mountains? During May Day, my father and I once again drove to Nanjing Tianluokeng, one of the birthplaces of Tulou, to explore the mysterious Hakka culture and pursue the vicissitudes of history.

A wide sightseeing avenue has been built from the county seat to Tulou. There was an endless stream of vehicles coming to play along the way. Shuttling through the mountains in the car, we don't feel bumpy at all, but we can see the Panshan Highway hovering in the smoky valley from the window. Concealed, my father and I don't feel sorry for the porters who used to stay up at night. They wrote the vicissitudes of Hakka culture from generation to generation with folk songs, sweat and footprints. Sitting in the car and looking out, the fortress-like earth buildings and green bamboo forests passed by, smelling faint tea. Unconsciously, we arrived and looked at our watches. Less than an hour.

We were received by a distant relative of my father, a white-haired and kind-hearted Hakka grandfather. He showed me around enthusiastically, introduced everything about tulou in detail, and patiently and humorously answered my childish questions from children in the city. The tulou in front of us has become a market for delicious local products, a fantastic gallery and a history museum for production tools. Grandpa told me about his personal experience in Tulou. I can't see the vicissitudes of his brow. Now his rich life and happy old age have comforted the Hakka old man who has gone through hardships. Hakkas bathed in the spring breeze of reform are no longer poor relatives and poor strangers who are looked down upon by city people. They run tulou hotels, game restaurants and tourism-related industries, and they are moving from poverty to prosperity and from backwardness to modernization.

As the sun sets, our car is full of grandpa's kindness and blessing, and it is driving on the highway in the afterglow of the sunset. My father regretted the great changes in life all the way, regretted his disdain and appreciated the old man's open-mindedness. My thoughts are flying, too, as if I saw the Hakkas strolling in the mountains in the sunset, and I am glad that I am not the girl who picked up the swaying sunset from the stream.

Composition Tour of Fujian Tulou 3 Because I have a special understanding of Fujian Tulou, I would like to tell you something about it.

Fujian tulou is a pearl of oriental civilization. It is famous for its long history, various types, grand scale, exquisite structure, complete functions and rich connotations. With high historical, artistic and scientific value, it is known as "the ancient oriental castle", "the architectural miracle of the world" and "the unique and mythical mountain architecture model in the world". Strange style earth buildings are scattered in Yongding, Wuping, Shanghang and western Fujian ... Fujian writers wash their arms and say, "Earth buildings are full stops, but they lead to countless question marks and exclamation points." Ichiro Mauki, a professor at Tokyo University of the Arts, said: "Earth buildings are like huge mushroom emerging from the ground. They are like ...

The earliest square building, Fuxin Building in Xiazhai, Lei Hu Town, was built in the fourth year of the Tang Dynasty (769) and has a history of 1200 years. Generally well preserved.

The earliest circular building, Jinshan Ancient Village in Gaotou Township, was built in the second year of Xiangxing in the Southern Song Dynasty (1279).

The most magnificent circular building, Hukeng Town Tower, was built in the first year of the Republic of China (19 12). According to the structure of gossip, there are firewalls, gardens and schools between hexagrams. And the central hall of the inner ring. This building is simple and elegant.

The most military earth building, the Warrior Building in Guzhu Township, was built during the reign of Kang Yongzheng in Qing Dynasty. It is four stories high, and there is a passage between the outer wall and the inner wall that is more than 1 m, winding like a trench. Starting from the second floor, each floor has a narrow window with a width of 0.3 m and a height of 1 m, which can be used as a loophole. There are also fire prevention facilities in case of fire.

The tallest adobe building, Xibei Tianhou Palace in Gaobei Town, is 7 stories high and more than 40 meters high. The building has a history of more than 400 years, standing tall, dignified and beautiful.

The earth building with the most corners-the East Tower of Hukeng Town is generally square, but it is actually an octagonal earth building with different sides, which is called "octagonal building".

The shortest circular building-Rusheng Building in Hukeng Town, with a circumference of only 54.7 meters, is commonly known as "Misheng Building".

Qing Ji Building in Xiayang Town is the round building with the most stairs. There are 14 stairs from the first floor to the fourth floor, and the passages on each floor are separated by wooden boards, which is called "unit round building".

I think it wouldn't be so difficult if people used to have excavators when they built earth buildings.