Want to know: Where is Jia Zhu Courtyard in Shan County, Heze City?

Jia Zhu Courtyard is located in the southwest corner of Gudan, with a total area of about 80- 100 mu. It reaches Dongxi Street (now Shengli Road) in the city center in the north, moat West Road in the west and Xiaoyu Shouyi North Road in the east. The Jia Zhu Courtyard we are talking about today (it was rebuilt several times before and after liberation, and was originally the courtyard of Shanxian County Committee) has two relatively complete buildings, which are used by the printing house of the county Committee and the Political and Legal Committee respectively. According to the records in Gudan Zhu Family Tree and the memories of later generations, the construction of the Great Wall Courtyard began in 1 1 year (in the middle of the Ming Dynasty). After nearly ten generations of reconstruction and expansion, there were many courtyards and more than 200 buildings and bungalows in its heyday. When entering the courtyard, all buildings have corridors, and all courtyards are connected. Walking in quadrangles is like walking into a "maze". These quadrangles are all Zhu's. In the Qing Dynasty, the Jia Zhu family once hung a double-thousand-acre sign, ranking first among the eight families in a single county. Now people's memories are only the general situation of the late Qing dynasty and the Republic of China; When the Japanese entered Shan County, everyone in Jia Zhu compound fled and the house was partially demolished. After liberation, it was partially demolished during the Cultural Revolution, and the existing part belongs to Ming and Qing architecture.

From Baidu Encyclopedia