Huangpi district Dayuwan Village huangpi district Dayuwan Village is located in Mulan Township, huangpi district, Wuhan. There are nearly 40 buildings in Dayuwan in the late Ming and early Qing Dynasties, with stone houses carved with beams and painted buildings. It has a history of hundreds of years and is a typical feng shui architectural pattern in Ming and Qing Dynasties.
According to the records of the village, the ancestors of the village once had the historical glory of "one door, three princes, five dynasties and four ministers". The folk carvers, painters, masons and carpenters here are very famous, especially the porcelain kiln, which was once called "Ten Han Four Kilns". Dayuwan Village is a quiet and indifferent village left by the ancients. The villagers still maintain the ancient folk customs, and they are immersive and have a feeling of crossing time and space.
Dashuijing Ancient Buildings Ancient Buildings in Lichuan
Lichuan Dashuijing Ancient Buildings Ancient Architecture Complex is located in Shuijing Village, Baiyangba Town, Lichuan City, and was built in the late Ming and early Qing Dynasties. It consists of two buildings, the Li Ancestral Hall and the Li Manor, which are 200 meters apart.
Zongsi was built in the 26th year of Qing Daoguang, covering an area of 3,800 square meters, with 3 main halls, 4 rows of wings, 6 patios and 69 houses. There is a small well on the east side of the front of the ancestral hall, surrounded by stone walls and Tangke. The words "Ancient Buildings in Dashuijing Ancient Buildings" are engraved on the front of the shaft wall.
The manor was built in 1924, covering an area of more than 4,000 square meters. There are 24 patios and buildings with 2-3 floors, including hall, suite, living room, guest room, ladies' building, accounting room and warehouse. Li Zongci and manor buildings are resplendent and luxuriously decorated. Stigmas and beams are carved, cornices and roofs are inlaid with blue and white porcelain bowls of various patterns, colorful buildings, doors and windows are engraved with exquisite patterns such as flowers, birds, insects and fish, and there are pools and exquisite flower beds in the patio. In addition, there are various reliefs and couplets, which are well preserved.
The Tusi Village of Tangya Tusi Village in Xianfeng was built in the sixth year of Yuan Dynasty (AD 1346) and expanded in the early Ming Dynasty (AD 162 1). There are 36 courtyards in Sanjie 18 Lane, including Shuaifu, Yan Guantang, Academy, Savings Office, left and right barracks, and so on.
Inside and outside Tusi City, there are temples such as Dasitang, Huanhou Temple and Xuanwu Temple. In the thirteenth year of Yongzheng in Qing Dynasty, the land was changed to flow and the Tang Cliff Division was abolished. At present, the most complete stone archway in Tusi Cultural Relics City will be built in the third year of tomorrow. The front is engraved with "Xiongzhen in the south of Beijing" and the back is engraved with "Chu Shu Ping Han". On both sides, there are embossed patterns such as "the land king's patrol", "fishing in the south", "swallowing rain and fog", "What's the trouble at sea" and "Huaiyin pine nuts". There are two sarcophagus and two stone horses on the Tangya River in front of the memorial archway, and the stone man is solemn. Tusi City faces Tangya River in front and Xuanwu Mountain in the back, with dangerous terrain and unique scenery.
Yunxi Shang Jin Ancient City Yunxi Shang Jin Ancient City, also known as Longcheng, is located in Shang Jin Town, Yunxi County. It was built in the second or third year of Jiajing in Ming Dynasty and rebuilt in the seventh year of Jiaqing in Qing Dynasty. Now that the city wall is complete, most of the buildings in the city are primitive. Covering an area of about 80,000 square meters, it has five gates, a walkway leading to the tower on the right side of the gate, and a moat outside the city. There is a north-south main street west of the central axis of the city, connecting the north and south gates. There is a 60-meter-long street from the west gate to the main street. The middle of the street is paved with bluestone slabs, next to cobblestone roads, and the eaves on the street are equipped with sewers.
Most of the buildings are brick-wood structures with ridges and eaves, carved beams and painted buildings, and the size is multiple. Looking closely at the ancient city of Shang Jin, it is majestic, simple and antique; Looking from a distance, the beautiful scenery is refreshing. The scenic spots are mainly ancient city attractions, including ancient streets in Ming and Qing dynasties, Shaanxi guild halls and other cultural landscapes, as well as natural landscapes such as Liulang and Tiehoop Yunfeng. More than 20 scenic spots merge into one, forming a peerless picture scroll. It is a scenic spot for sightseeing, archaeological exploration and historical experience.
Chibi Yangloudong
Yang Lou Cave in Chibi, located 26 kilometers southwest of Chibi, is one of the six ancient towns in Chibi in Ming and Qing Dynasties. As the origin of "Songfeng Tea", it is known as "the hometown of brick tea".
There is an ancient street in the town, which is dominated by Ming and Qing architecture. The main street is 4 meters wide and 2200 meters long, accompanied by several T-shaped alleys. The building area of the ancient street is 0.7 square kilometers. The streets are paved with bluestone. The "chicken cart" that transported tea in the past dynasties crushed the slate into a deep ditch. The east-west Song Feng Port is mostly wooden buildings with suspended feet, and there are three long stone bridges running through the eastern part of the port. The street twists and turns with Songfenggang, and its style is unique. At the foot of Song Feng Mountain in the southeast of the street, there is a famous Guanyin Spring with clear and mellow water quality, which is the source of refined famous tea in past dynasties. Yangloudong Shiban Street in Ming and Qing Dynasties can be regarded as the historical epitome of the development of tea industry in China.
Liujiaqiao in Xianning is located in Guihua Town, Xianning City, Hubei Province. There is an ancient village-Liujiaqiao Village, which has existed for four centuries and is known as "the first village of chutian folk customs". Liujiaqiao ancient residence was built in Chongzhen of Ming Dynasty for 3 years, and was built by Liu Yuanya, the descendant of Pengcheng Wang Jiaoliu, the half-brother of Emperor Gaozu Liu Bang. The four residential villages in Liujiaqiao have a total construction area of 35,000 square meters. There are 740 large and small houses, 38 corridors and 54 patios. Architectural style is the embryonic form of ancient manor buildings in Ming and Qing Dynasties. Its construction scale is huge, folk customs are simple, simple and beautiful.
In addition, Liujiaqiao is also a famous academic portal in history, and is known as "Mozi Shi Zhuangdi". According to statistics, before the Republic of China, there were 2 juren, 2 Gong Sheng, 2 Yao Sheng and 23 scholars here. Above the Liujiaqiao Hall, various ancient plaques can be seen everywhere. In recent years, through the organic combination of protection and development, Liujiaqiao was awarded the titles of "Key Cultural Relics Protection Unit in Hubei Province" and "Famous Tourism Village in Hubei Province".