Mingyuan No. 1 Walled Village

Mingyuan No. 1 Walled Village

Mingyuan No. 1 Walled Village, originally built in the 26th year of the Daoguang reign during the Qing Dynasty (1846), is a Hakka walled village in southern Jiangxi that integrates the functions of home, fortress, ancestral hall, inner courtyard, and front courtyard. It has a rectangular layout, measuring 62.85 meters in width and 37.54 meters in depth, covering a total area of 2,359.39 square meters. The structure features symmetrical main buildings inside, with front and rear divided into three courtyards, three halls, and two wells, comprising a total of 168 housing units that could accommodate over 200 people.

Location: Xiujian Village, Lishi Town, Dingnan County

Protected Area: 16 meters eastward extension from Mingyuan No. 1 Walled Village, and 4 meters outward extension to the south, west, and north; Area: 4,516.2 square meters.

Construction Control Zone: Extension distances from each direction of the protected area: 5 meters outward to the north, south, and west, and 16 meters to the east; Maximum construction height: 8.6 meters; Area of the Construction Control Zone: 7,096.3 square meters.

Lishi Town: Located in the county seat of Dingnan, Lishi Town is the town where the county government is situated. It covers an area of 271 square kilometers, with a population of 72,800 (including 31,000 non-agricultural residents). It administers 31 administrative villages and 6 neighborhood committees, making it the largest town in the county. It boasts strong economic power, well-developed infrastructure, comprehensive social services, abundant labor resources, a pleasant climate, and a safe and harmonious society.

In 2005, the town achieved a gross domestic product of 207 million yuan, a 12% increase from 2004, with industrial output value reaching 104 million yuan, up 25% year-on-year, and agriculture... More details about Lishi Town++