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Huizhou ancient rhyme · craftsmanship thousand years

Renheyuan

Benevolent Garden, meaning benevolent peace. The pond pavilion in the garden reflected, the stone bridge lay quietly, and the Hui school courtyard was elegant and bright. In between, the dust drifted away. Sitting in this corner, you can enjoy the fine scenery of the mountains and water, and have a leisurely nostalgia.

Longchuan Water Street

Longchuan Water Street is built by Longchuan Creek, and residents on both sides of the bank look at each other with sleeping water. Stone tracks set up Hu's ancestral temple, Yi Shi Shang bookstore and other monuments. Three steps, one bridge, five steps, one view, strolling through it, showing the charm of Huizhou Ancient Village.

Rushin Pavilion

Ruxin Pavilion is located in the middle of Longchuan Water Street, built in Qianlong, Qing Dynasty thirty-three years (1768). The name of the pavilion takes the meaning of "receiving and sending as you like, advancing and retreating freely", and puts forward a good wish of leisure and comfort. The three stone steps in the west of the pavilion are cleverly designed. From east to west, they are called "continuous ascension three steps high".

Kanghuiqiao

The Kanghui Bridge straddles Longchuan Water Street. The bridge name is taken from the Ming Dynasty's famous courtier Hu Fuyi, and the word "Kanghui" is used to refer to An Kangrenhui. On the footbridge, people on both sides of the strait lived in pillowy water, and the years were quiet.

I-Shang Bookshop

The Yishi Shang Bookshop is located on the south bank of Longchuan River, and stands for the two Shang books of Hu Fu and Hu Zongxian in the Ming Dynasty. The two Shinshi happened to be 60 years apart, so they were called "Yi Shi". The "Yi Shi Shang Shu" on the square is a handwritten book of Wen Zhengming, exquisitely decorated, which is a model of Hui school stone sculpture.

Zhongshiqiao

Zhongshi Bridge stretches across Longchuan River, connecting Yishishang Bookshop and Du Xianfang. The bridge deck is paved with ten pieces of hemp and stone, and the homophonic sound is "perfect". In the Southern Song Dynasty, Hu Nian and Wu Gong built this bridge, hoping that their children and grandchildren would cultivate themselves and claim themselves with the whole of Germany. The bridge was thick and solid, and it was still an important road in the village after thousands of years.

Jixiangting

The auspicious pavilion gathers the meaning of Funa Xiang. There are flying chairs in the pavilion for a relaxing view. The pavilion and the Yuanmen Cave of the Bamboo Pavilion looked at each other and blessed one side with peace.

Bamboo Mansion (Longchuan Market)

The Bamboo House is hidden in a corner of Longchuan Water Street, with stone beasts in front of the gate and an auspicious pavilion outside the Yuanmen Cave. Here, bamboo is used as the "bamboo", which means that the ancient village is like a boat, and the anchor is fixed with bamboo. The small courtyard is quiet and serene, and Huiyun is leisurely.

Dokenbo

Du Xianfang stands on Longchuan Water Street, which is for Hu Zongming, the vice capital of the Ming Dynasty. The word "Du Xian" in Fangfu highlights the importance of supervising the discipline and supervising the one side. Hu Zongming had been diligent and honest all his life, and this card shop was a testimony to his official voice and character.

Chengxindang Paper Workshop

The Chengxindang Paper Workshop reproduces the ancient techniques of the millennium, and the "Longshu Paper" created was once a treasure of the Southern Tang Dynasty. The workshop can witness the whole process of pulping, making paper, and baking into paper. A piece of tissue paper that embodies the craftsmanship passed down from generation to generation by Huizhou craftsmen.

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