A Perfect Crystallization of Hakka Culture and Architectural Wisdom - This double-ring structure tulou, with a double courtyard enclosed by rammed earth walls, has a spiral staircase that penetrates three floors, blending defensive fortifications and family gathering spaces. The mottled rammed earth walls, like amber solidified by time, record the arduous footsteps of Hakka people migrating south, with subtly visible “Fu” (blessing) brick carvings whispering the ancestors’ eternal wish for peace.
