It comes from the Hekeng village, famous for its ancient earthen buildings, also called tulou. It is where the last original Hakka families live amidst the exodus of those looking for a more ...

The building’s architecture draws inspiration from the ‘Hakka Tulou’, an emblematic representation of the central communal space that defined the lifestyle and camaraderie within traditional ...

The abundant cultural resources in China's Fujian such as Maritime Silk Road history, tea culture, and Hakka's Tulou clusters, are amazing for international tourists, said a UN World Tourism ...

Fujian Tulou, or earthen buildings, reflect Hakka wisdom shaped in earth. Quanzhou red brick houses echo the spirit of the Maritime Silk Road. Step into Fujian province and feel the living history.

They are a model of socialism Living as a collective and as equals in a familybased commune They are the Hakka from the mountainous ... structure called the Tulou where as many as five hundred ...