Introduction of Jiangxi tourist attractions: Wuyuan Ming and Qing architecture

Wuyuan county once belonged to Huizhou prefecture and was one of the birthplaces of Huizhou merchants. Businessmen made money in other places and invested in their hometown. So there were many people studying in Wuyuan that day, and there were many officials, which also made Wuyuan today. Buildings in the Ming and Qing Dynasties spread all over the county, including official residences, family ancestral temple, merchant residences and villagers' former residences.

These buildings have a front hall and a back hall in turn, and dozens of houses are contiguous. Streets and alleys are paved with a kind of green slate. Ancient buildings are mostly concentrated in some villages in Tuochuan, Yuan Zhe, Jiangwan, Liutou, Sikou, Longshan, Xucun, Tsinghua and other towns, including covered bridges, road pavilions, gatehouses and the central stage of the store.

Tuochuan Burial Pit Village, 45 kilometers northeast of the county seat, is one of the villages with relatively complete architectural protection in Ming and Qing Dynasties. The village's "Tianguan Shangqing Mansion" is the reception place for the charming guests along the way of the book Ming Shi Yu Maoheng. The gate faces north, and the line on the gate side is engraved with regular script "The heavenly palace is clear". The front, middle and rear three halls and the main hall three compartments are both magnificent and simple. Sima Di was the residence of Shang Shuyu of the Ministry of War in the early Qing Dynasty. It sits west to east, with three floors of water-milled blue brick facade and brick columns, one eaves and one tail. Four ganoderma lucidum bricks were recommended under the eaves, and the flower shop was engraved with "Sima Di".

Three rooms and two entrances, three hatchbacks in the main hall, half-shallow patio, and three eyes in the upper hall. Carved beams and painted buildings are mainly flowers and opera figures. There are also three hatchbacks in the lobby. Behind the sedan, the village official hall with carved beams and painted flowers was named "Jiamu Hall", which was built by Yu Ziyi, the magistrate of Guangzhou in the late Ming Dynasty, and later renamed "Longsong Temple", which was divided into two parts: the main hall and the rest hall. The blue brick Wufeng gatehouse has three floors, with "Shuanglong Play Pearl" carved in the middle. There are five main halls, cloisters on three sides, wooden rolling sheds on the porch and deep patios. There is a "Nine-year Cohabitation Building", where exquisite dramatic figures, such as phoenix, pine crane, flowers, fish and birds, are carved on the doors and windows of Liang Fang.

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