Hezhou Hakka Ecological Museum

　　The Hezhou Hakka Ecological Museum is situated in Baihua Village, Liantang Town, Babu District. It is part of Guangxi’s “10+1” project, which includes ten ecological museums and one ethnic museum, and serves as an initiative for the protection of ethnic culture. It is also China’s first Hakka cultural ecological museum. With an investment of 1.8 million yuan, the museum consists of four sections: a work station, an information center, an exhibition center, and a protected area. The work station, information center, and exhibition center cover an area of over 2,000 square meters, while the protected area comprises Baihua Village and Renchong Village. The Hakka walled house, a unique architectural form of the Hakka people, is prominently featured in the museum complex, with nearly 600 such structures of various sizes, mainly in three styles: the mansion-style, the lock-head style, and the round-dragon style. The exhibition area displays tools used in the daily life and work of the Hakka people, as well as exhibits on their living customs, offering significant scientific research value. It is a comprehensive ecological museum for gaining an in-depth understanding of Hakka culture.