Bookshelf hall ancient village

Bookshelf hall, also known as shujiatang, has a history of nearly 700 years since it was built in the Yuan Dynasty. The Ming Dynasty began to build the village wall, and the Qing Dynasty formed its present scale. The wall of the bookshelf hall is made of local bluestone. The stone foundation is firm, and the joints are fine and tight. Although it has been shaken by wind and rain and time goes by, it remains the same. Against the backdrop of the surrounding green mountains, the ancient village's blackened stones, high walls and majestic gates show such vicissitudes and antiquity.

Bookshelf hall is located on the border of Hunan and Guizhou, less than 10 Li from huanghuiying, and only seven or eight Li from tingziguan, the starting point of the South Great Wall. There are more than 1200 people here, 90% of whom are surnamed Yang. They claimed that they were the descendants of the general of the Yang family, and Yang Zaisi, the descendant of Yang LIULANG, was their first ancestor.

The ancient castle of bookshelf hall is composed of upper, middle, lower and three stockaded villages. It used to belong to Yingxun, so the construction is very exquisite. It has three gates, which are Southeast and north-east. They are built with superior stone materials, and the building is built on the gate. The garrison guards them. The whole castle is surrounded and protected by the city wall, which is 8 meters high and more than 1500 meters long. All of them are made up of green stones. Outside the city, 48 water ponds surround, forming another huge water barrier.

Bookshelf hall ancient village

Bookshelf hall has a history of nearly 700 years since it was built in the Yuan Dynasty. The Ming Dynasty began to build the village wall, and the Qing Dynasty formed its present scale. Bookshelf hall is built on the back of the mountain. It is divided into three villages: upper, middle and lower. The wall of the village is more than 5 meters high. The wall of the village is made of local bluestone. The stone foundation is firm, and the joints are fine and tight. Although it has been shaken by wind and rain, time goes by and it remains the same.

Development history

Bookshelf hall has a history of nearly 700 years since it was built in the Yuan Dynasty. The Ming Dynasty began to build the village wall, and the Qing Dynasty formed its present scale. Bookshelf hall is built on the back of the mountain. It is divided into three villages: upper, middle and lower. The wall of the village is more than 5 meters high. The wall of the village is made of local bluestone. The stone foundation is firm, and the joints are fine and tight,

As time goes by, it remains the same. There used to be fish ponds outside the village, which can be used for viewing, eating and protecting the village. There are three walls in the village, three gates in the East, West and North, and two castles behind the village. Today, except for two castles that have been destroyed, the rest can be seen today, from which we can experience the magnificence of that year.

Main attractions

Around the bookshelf hall, there are the barracks sites of the South Great Wall. Among them, Wangpo barracks site is the best preserved barracks site among the barracks sites of the South Great Wall in Fenghuang. Because of the surrounding barracks, bookshelf hall can thrive and live in peace and contentment. It is because of this that a large number of talented local scholars and scholars have emerged, and this is also the only place where Fenghuang has a curtain. Bookshelf hall people are not surnamed Shu or Su, all surnamed Yang. The village is known as "bookshelf hall" because of its prosperous literary style, thousands of books and talents.

The wall of the bookshelf hall is made of local bluestone. The stone foundation is firm, and the joints are fine and tight. Although it has been shaken by wind and rain and time goes by, it remains the same. Against the backdrop of the surrounding green mountains, the ancient village's blackened stones, high walls and majestic gates show such vicissitudes and antiquity.

Walking in the stone lane of the bookshelf hall, the afterglow of the setting sun slants on the stone wall, and the contrast of light and dark makes people feel a sense of time and space dislocation. Touching the smooth stone surface and fine patterns with your hand, you can experience the delicacy contained in the rough Kuang.

The Wangpo barracks site around the bookshelf hall is the best preserved barracks site in Fenghuang South Great Wall barracks site. The old man of shujiatang said that shujiatang had a general's house, which was in charge of the surrounding barracks. Not to mention whether it is true or not, but from the geographical point of view, the bookshelf hall is located in the middle of the ancient city of huangsiqiao and tingziguan, and the terrain is very dangerous. The scale of the village of the bookshelf Hall shows that it is an important place for military strategists. The prosperity of the bookshelf hall is an accessory of the South Great Wall.

Bookshelf hall is the palace of stone art. It's not just a stone stronghold. Walking in the bookshelf hall stronghold, you will be pleasantly surprised at any time. A large piece of polished and delicate stone and a few simple and abstract lines on a stone will make you excited. The contrast of light and shade, the roughness and delicacy are all embodied here.

Adjacent attractions

Fenghuang ancient city Mengdong Hewang village Furong Town Dehang Qiliang Cave Scenic Spot South Great Wall scenic spot bookshelf hall ancient village Tianxing mountain duluo village Laosi city scenic spot Liye ancient city ruins buermen scenic spot tunliang mountain scenic spot Xiaoxi nature reserve Shanjiang laer mountain Miao folk custom area Xizhou Tongzhu Laodong Miao Village

Address: Huanghe Township, Fenghuang County, Hunan Province

Longitude: 109.3698840258

Latitude: 27.909495369347

Chinese PinYin : Shu Jia Tang Gu Zhai