Chun Gui Building

Chun Gui Building

Chun Gui Building is a cultural tourism attraction.

Chun Gui Building is located at the western end of the Tulou cluster, on the left side of the entrance to He Kou Bridge. It was built between 1963 and 1968. This circular tulou faces southwest to northeast, covering a site area of 1,808 square meters with a total floor space of 3,304 square meters. The building has three stories (11.5 meters high), an outer diameter of 48 meters, an inner diameter of 11.5 meters, and 32 rooms per floor. It features an interior corridor layout. There are 4 staircases, 1 main gate, and 1 well. The base wall is 1 meter thick. Currently, 25 households with a total of 123 people reside here.

Shuyang Town: Shuyang Town is located in the southwestern part of Nanjing County. Provincial Highway Shan-Chang runs through the town, making it a key border trade hub where Nanjing, Pinghe, and Yongding counties meet. The town enjoys a unique geographical advantage. It covers a land area of 184 square kilometers, governs 21 autonomous villages and 1 neighborhood committee, with a total population of over 30,000. There are nearly 50,000 overseas Chinese, compatriots from Hong Kong, Macau, and Taiwan, making it one of the key hometowns of overseas Chinese in Zhangzhou City.

The town is not only a famous historical and cultural destination but also one of the main areas in the county where tulou tourist attractions are concentrated. The town boasts over 400 round and square tulou structures, including the Tianluo Kiln Tulou Cluster, He Kou Tulou… More details about Shuyang Town ++

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