Fuliang Ancient County Yamen & Red Pagoda
Among the best-preserved Qing county yamens in southern China, Fuliang was also a tea and porcelain hub immortalized in Bai Juyi's poem of a merchant gone to buy tea.
View attractionThe grand historic county yamen stands preserved in Fuliang, gateway to the ancient porcelain clay and tea river town of Yaoli.
The grand historic county yamen stands preserved in Fuliang, gateway to the ancient porcelain clay and tea river town of Yaoli.
Among the best-preserved Qing county yamens in southern China, Fuliang was also a tea and porcelain hub immortalized in Bai Juyi's poem of a merchant gone to buy tea.
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Known for porcelain origins, tea and forest, Yaoli lines both banks of the Yao River with hundreds of Ming and Qing Huizhou-style carved houses and flagstone streets.
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Completed in the Daoguang reign, this three-hall shrine has an exquisitely carved brick gatehouse, and Chen Yi once held an anti-Japanese mobilization rally here.
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The village of Gaoling gave kaolin its international name, and remains of countless ancient pits, washing sites and water-powered mills survive.
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Deep in shady old forest, a row of ancient water-driven hammer mills along the stream once harnessed the current to crush porcelain stone.
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