Liang family compound

Starting from Chengdu, I went to Liang's courtyard to enjoy the original ecological courtyard and the Qing Dynasty style of carved beams and painted pillars. Then I went to Hengshan to enjoy rape flowers. After a feast of eyes, I went to lihuagou to enjoy the beautiful pear flowers. Then I went to Pingle temple to enjoy the spring scenery of the garden.

Liang family compound

Located in Qingnian lane, North Street, TangChang Town, Pixian County, Liang's courtyard was built in Xianfeng Period of Qing Dynasty, with an overall area of more than 4000 square meters, a total of 97 houses, six courtyard dams and five patios. Each courtyard is different. It is the largest, most intact and most valuable ancient building complex in TangChang town. In the late Qing Dynasty, the courtyard of a large family with the surname Liang was hidden deep in the back street, which was a typical residential building in Western Sichuan in the late Qing Dynasty and the early Republic of China.

The courtyard of the Liang family is of high historical, cultural and scientific value because of its winding paths, various decorative patterns, exquisite carvings, elegant and simple design. The gate of the compound is a gray brick structure, and the word "Jilu" can be seen above the gate. Entering the courtyard, facing the gate, there are about ten towering trees growing in the patio. I feel very cool. Some of the houses in the courtyard are still inhabited by residents, with clothes hanging on ropes tied to trees. Go through the left passage to enter the second entrance and the third entrance. You can see that there is no road ahead. When you try to look at the first entrance, you suddenly feel that a large area of various vegetables are growing vigorously in the courtyard. After a narrow alley, there is a small courtyard full of flowers. It's really twists and turns, which makes people feel like "there's no way out when the mountains are poor, and there's another village when the willows are dark and the flowers are bright." It's a very good feeling.

Chonghuaili lane is separated from the back door of the last entrance to the Liang family's courtyard. There are five mansions lined up here. It is said that they were built by five brothers of a rich gentry surnamed Wang at that time. Their appearance is luxurious and their style is different. Because of the long history, the houses inside are completely dilapidated except for menfang. I met an old lady who had lived in the lane for many years. She told us that due to the 2008 earthquake, many cracks were added to the wall of the residence, and one gate square collapsed, leaving only four. A row of simple houses have been built opposite the residence. The narrow lane is only enough for two people to pass by. The glory of chonghuaili Lane in the past no longer exists.

The courtyard of the Liang family is of high historical, cultural and scientific value because of its winding paths, various decorative patterns, exquisite carvings, elegant and simple design. The basic structure is complete, which has the typical characteristics of Qing Dynasty architecture in Chengdu area, and is also the representative work of Western Sichuan area. In 2007, Liang's courtyard was declared as a municipal cultural relic protection unit by Chengdu Municipal People's government.

Address: a county under the jurisdiction of Chengdu, Sichuan Province

Longitude: 103.88473632812

Latitude: 30.818418377207

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