Yongrong Building

Yongrong Building

Yongrong Building is a cultural tourism attraction.

Yongrong Building is located to the west of Shengqing Building. Constructed during the Qianlong reign of the Qing Dynasty (1736–1795) and renovated in 1954, it is a square-shaped earthen building facing south and covering an area of 525 square meters, with a built-up area of 1,377 square meters. It has three stories (11.5 meters high), is 23 meters wide, 27 meters deep, and contains 18 rooms per floor. It features an interior corridor layout. The building has four staircases, one main gate, which is situated on the right side of the front wall. The base wall is 0.8 meters thick. There is a well in the inner courtyard. Currently, three households with five residents live here.

Shuyang Town: Located in the southwestern part of Nanjing County, Shuyang Town is traversed by Provincial Highway Shanchang. As an important border trade town at the junction of Nanjing, Pinghe, and Yongding counties, it enjoys a unique geographical advantage. The town covers a land area of 184 square kilometers, governs 21 autonomous villages and one neighborhood committee, with a total population of over 30,000. It is home to nearly 50,000 overseas Chinese and compatriots from Hong Kong, Macao, and Taiwan, making it one of the key hometowns of overseas Chinese in Zhangzhou City.

The town is not only a historic and cultural destination but also one of the key areas in the county for tulou tourism. It boasts over 400 square and round earthen buildings, including the Tianluokeng Tulou Cluster, Hekeng Tulou… More details about Shuyang Town++

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