Huguang

Lodai Ancient Town has been a street since the State of Guo, and became a regional market town in the early Song Dynasty. The old streets are laid out in a "seven alleys" pattern, typical of Ming and Qing architectural styles. The town features key cultural relic protection units such as the Lodai Guild Hall and the Hakka Museum. This is a place where Hakka people have settled since the late Ming and early Qing dynasties when people from Huguang Province migrated to Sichuan. It is one of the "Five Markets on the Eastern Hills" of Chengdu, known as "the world's Hakka, forever Lodai." The most beautiful guild hall is the Huguang Guild Hall Yüwang Palace, which was built by people from Huguang Province when they moved to Sichuan. Due to the statue of Yu Wang inside, it is also called Yüwang Palace. There are always many pedestrians in Lodai, and the market is always bustling. Hakka-style houses are scattered along the streets in an orderly manner. Sitting in a coffee shop upstairs, drinking coffee while watching people walk by, is a delightful experience. From tomorrow until October 7th, you can follow the official WeChat accounts of Anju Ancient City…