What is the composition of the historical sites in Fuzhou, Jiangxi?

In 2005, the Linchuan Cultural Research Team of Fuzhou City discovered an ancient village complex in Ming and Qing Dynasties in Hu Ping Village, Hu Ping Township, Le 'an County. It is reported that this is another ancient village discovered by Le 'an after "a village through the ages".

Approaching Hu Ping Village, it is easy to compare it with Liukeng, an "eternal village". Hu Ping is adjacent to Liukeng, on the same traffic line, only17km away from Liukeng. Hu Ping Village, like Liukeng, is an ancient village with a historical and cultural heritage of over 1000 years, with a population of over1.2000. Ancient buildings abound in Ming and Qing dynasties, and it is a village with pastoral scenery, cultural relics and red relics. Surrounded by green hills outside the village, the stream in the village gurgles, and long cobblestone paths and alleys paved with long strips are connected with dozens of ancient buildings in Ming and Qing Dynasties, including 34 ancestral halls with names, 2 academies and 1 1 gates. Looking from a distance, the towering Horsehead Wall has ups and downs, obviously inheriting the architectural style of Huizhou School. Looking closely, exquisite wood carvings, stone carvings and brick carvings can be seen everywhere. Liang Fang, Queti, doors and windows have different shapes and patterns, and the sculptors are exquisite and exquisite. There are many plaques and couplets in the room, and the inscriptions of famous people such as Zeng Guofan and Zuo are also impressive.

Different from Liukeng, Hu Ping Village is a well-protected red tourism resource. More than 70 years ago, the 1st, 3rd and 5th Corps of the Central Red Army was reorganized in Hu Ping Village. General Peng, Xiao Ke, Jiang, and others of the Red Army once lived in the grand ancestral temple. Hu Ping Grand Ancestral Hall is now completely protected, while Liukeng Grand Ancestral Hall was burned by warlords. In recent years, many photographers have visited Hu Ping Village, which has been designated as a photography creation base by China Folk Photography Association.