Heyuan: Check in at the Hakka Walled House in Heping County

The Hakka walled house, also known as the dragon-walled house or the Hakka walled house, combines the ancient Hakka customs with the characteristics of southern regional culture and is one of the five distinctive residential buildings in China. Hakka walled houses are mainly distributed in eastern and northern Guangdong in Guangdong. They are sturdy, safe, practical and defensive. The central hall is the central axis of the enclosure, and the side houses on both sides can be expanded outward symmetrically to form layers of "enclosure". As the family population grows, the number of rooms also increases as the number of enclosures increases. Some enclosures may have as many as one or two hundred rooms. The walled house is a representative of Hakka culture. Hakka people like to live together as a family, which symbolizes family harmony and prosperity.