Which ancient village in Shaanxi is famous because of the Japanese, but is spotless on the Loess Plateau?

Post-90s travel, just to meet: #90游# An ancient village in Shaanxi: famous for its Japanese people, it is spotless on the plateau, only 3.5 kilometers away from the Yellow River

China, as a This ancient country has a profound culture and history, both in terms of customs and cultural heritage. Especially in the northwest region, Shaanxi is the main birthplace of culture. As one of the important birthplaces of Chinese civilization, Shaanxi has countless attractions and landscapes within its territory. There are also many cultural sites. If you want to visit historical civilization, you must come to Shaanxi to see it. Today we will introduce an ancient village on the edge of the Shaanxi section of the Yellow River. It is famous because of the Japanese. It is located on the plateau but is spotless all year round. This is Dangjia Village.

Dangjia Village is located in Hancheng City, Shanxi Province, only 3.5 kilometers away from the Yellow River. It is located on the Loess Plateau. At first, because Dangjia Village had a relatively small reputation, people who knew it were very There are only a few nearby villages or people who know the history of Shaanxi relatively well.

Dangjia Village is the best-preserved village built in the Ming and Qing architectural styles in China so far. It has 123 courtyards, 11 ancestral halls, 25 watchtowers, temples, theaters, cultural buildings, etc. Ancient buildings such as Xingge, Guanjia Tower, Biyang Fort, and Jiexiao Monument are praised by domestic and foreign experts as "living fossils of ancient traditional civilization residential villages in the East" and "treasures of residential buildings in the world." , many Japanese architects have said that they have never seen a village with such a compact layout, such a simple and elegant shape, and such a rich cultural history.

When you walk into Dangjia Village, the most direct thing you can see is the various tall gates, ancestral halls, etc. The exquisite architectural style is not at all like the houses where everyone lives daily. Dangjia Village has nearly With a history of 700 years, why did this place become famous overnight?

In fact, it is very simple. Xi'an Institute of Metallurgical Architecture and Kyushu University in Japan jointly conducted a joint investigation. The research on Dangjia Village was very detailed. Later, the book "Dangjia Village" was published, making Dangjia Village more accessible. Its reputation grew rapidly, which is why it gained its current popularity and quickly became popular as a tourist attraction in everyone's eyes.

Then why is it spotless in the Loess Plateau? In fact, this is directly related to a legendary incident. Legend has it that a high-ranking official in the family named Dang was rewarded by the emperor with a dust-proof bead after performing meritorious service, which was placed in the Wenxing Pavilion of Dangjia Village. It's on the top of the tower, so it plays the role of dust shelter. Doesn't it feel magical? People who come here will find that although there are loess plateaus all over the mountains and plains, there is very little dust gathering in the villages, even on the stone benches and tables placed on the street.

There is another good thing here, which is the weather forecast bell hanging above Wenxing Pavilion. The old people in the village say that as long as this bell rings, it will rain here, and the sound of the bell and the sound of rain will The size is directly proportional. Do you think this place is magical?

Dangjia Village is a village worth visiting. Here you can see many magical things and appreciate the temptation brought by history and culture, so hurry up during the holidays. Bring your family here to take a look and let the children experience the fun of history.

Amazing village: only 3.5 kilometers away from the Yellow River, it is known as the treasure of residential houses in the world

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