What's interesting about the ancient town of Luodai in Chengdu?

Luodai is a famous Hakka town in the eastern suburb of Chengdu, and is known as the first Hakka town in western China. The ancient town of Luodai has a thousand-year-old street and many exquisite ancient buildings, such as the famous Guangdong Guild Hall, Jiangxi Guild Hall, North Sichuan Guild Hall, Huguang Guild Hall, Burning Lamp Ancient Temple, Sifang Pagoda, Wufeng Tower, Zikuta, Long Ting, Zhuzifang Archway, Wang Yao Temple, Fengyi Pavilion and Christian Church. In addition, there are many places of interest such as Xia Yandong, Hongdu Forest, Daiyu Lake, Hakka Park, Jinlong Lake and Jinlong Great Wall, which can be used for sightseeing. Guangdong Guild Hall, located in Shangjie, an ancient town in Luodai, was founded in Qing Dynasty 1 1 year (A.D. 1746). The whole guild hall covers an area of more than 3,000 square meters, consisting of a mountain gate, a front, middle and back yard, and left and right wings. So far, it is well preserved, and it is one of the best preserved and largest guilds in China. There is an antique couplet hanging in the main hall of the guild hall, which reads "Bayezi smokes the local flavor of western Sichuan and puts on the ancient sound of Hakka dialect", showing a long history in culture. (Note: Because the Hakkas were originally descendants of soldiers who migrated from the Central Plains in the southern Qin Dynasty). Jiangxi guild hall is located in the middle street of Luodai ancient town, also known as Wanshou Palace. There is a memorial archway of Wanshou Palace at the entrance, and opposite it is a big stage (Wannian Stage). During the Qianlong period, immigrants from southern Jiangxi raised funds to build it. The layout of the guild hall is small and exquisite, with a winding path and a remote artistic conception. Cloisters, screens, carved beams and painted buildings, and other buildings are breathtaking. There are a large number of Hakka ancient houses in the old street of 65,438+0,000 meters in the ancient town, most of which are buildings in the Qing Dynasty and the early Republic of China. The roofs are mostly covered with small blue tiles and thatch, and the structures are mostly single-entry quadrangles with halls in the middle. The roofs are usually decorated with "Chinese flowers" and "Aojian". When you step into the ancient town of Luodai, you will feel the rich Hakka customs. Shop after shop are Hakka handicrafts and local specialties. There are also many Hakka snacks, such as Jiudou Bowl, Wild Mushroom Banquet, Stuffed Tofu, Salted Baked Chicken, Fried Goose, Big Crisp, Gaopo Sesame Sugar, Bose Sugar, Rose Sugar, Sad Tofu and wormwood Wo Wo.