Shangde Hall Review

Shangdetang is an ancient residence in Xidi, built in the Ming Dynasty during the apocalypse, the gate is built with the whole piece of Jixian blue stone into a eight-zimen building. In the middle of the room, there is a round hole passage connected to the outside canal. In the hot summer, just lift the lid above, and there will be a steady stream of cool air entering the house, which will reduce the indoor temperature. It should be the only ancient house in Xidi Ancient Village with natural air conditioning. The wisdom of the ancients is seen.

Shangdetang is an ancient residence in Xidi, built during the apocalypse of the Ming Dynasty, covering an area of 162 square meters. For five second floors, it was converted to rest. The gate here is built with a whole piece of Jixian bluestone into a Bazimen building. It is quiet and dignified and has an extraordinary momentum.

Shangdetang is an attraction in Xidi. It is also a restaurant. You can eat classic Anhui cuisine in it. We ordered stinky salmon, local chicken soup, and tofu. They are all must-order dishes for guests who come to Anhui.

Shangdetang is located in the upper reaches of the stream in front of Xidi Village, and is the oldest surviving Ming Dynasty residential building in Xidi Ancient Village, about 400 years old. The main reason for coming to Xidi is to see these old buildings of the Ming and Qing Dynasties. The old buildings here pay attention to carvings. The three sculptures of Huizhou are brick carvings, stone carvings, wood carvings. Pay attention to many places will leave these marks.

Xidi is an ancient village in southern Anhui. The typical Huizhou architectural style, white walls, black tiles, horse head walls, and small bridges and flowing water in Jiangnan water town have different styles. Shangdetang is a relatively typical residential house in Xidi, with beautiful wood carvings, stone carvings and brick carvings. Jingaitang is now the "Xidi Folklore Exhibition Hall". Visitors to Xidi should come and see.