Guangdong Guild Hall in Luodai
Hakka migrants to Sichuan built this hall in 1746, and its towering fire walls and skilled wood and stone carving make it one of China's largest Hakka guild halls.
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Spatial Framework & Civilizational Geography · County-level
Long Quan Yi District
Historic gray-brick guild halls preserved at Luodai Hakka Ancient Town 4A meet pink peach blossoms at Mount Longquanshan in Longquanyi.
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A place shaped through time
Historic gray-brick guild halls preserved at Luodai Hakka Ancient Town 4A meet pink peach blossoms at Mount Longquanshan in Longquanyi.
Long Quan Yi District
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Jiangxi Guild Hall in Luodai
Jiangxi migrants raised this hall in the Qianlong era, notable for its beamless opera-stage ceiling and fine woodcarving in the Ji'an style.
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Boke Mansion Western Hakka Museum in Luodai
Modeled at full scale on a Yongding tulou in Fujian, this four-story ring-shaped building tells how Hakka families moved west during the Huguang-to-Sichuan migration.
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Huguang & Chuanbei Guild Halls in Luodai
With four guild halls standing side by side, Luodai is hailed as the first Hakka town of western China, known for its water dragon festival and heritage liangfen noodles.
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