Is Ningbo Zheng’s Seventeenth Room Scenic Area fun? Which dynasty does the building complex belong to?
Zheng Family House No. 17 is located in Xupu Town, where ancient buildings with white walls and black tiles, square courtyards, narrow alleys, and an orderly atmosphere of an ancient village are preserved. It attracts many people who like ancient attractions to visit. In fact, such ancient villages can easily allow us to return to a slow life and enjoy the tranquility of the time. Let’s take a look!
Zheng's Seventeenth House is located in Xupu Town. It is a large-scale and well-preserved ancient building complex of the Ming and Qing Dynasties. It is the residence of the local tycoon Zheng family. Zheng Zunfa, the founder of Hero Ink Factory, is one of them. There is a street in the house, a market on the street, and a tall horse-head wall, which is very interesting. The TV series "Zheng's Seventeen Houses" was filmed here, so it is also very famous.
Address: No. 777, Kaiyuan Road, Zhenhai District, Ningbo City, Zhejiang Province
Opening hours: 09:00-16:30 (Monday to Sunday, January 1st to December 31st Japan)
Tickets: 20 yuan/person for adults, 10 yuan/person for children.
Transportation
1. Zhenhai direction: No. 374 to Jiazheng Shifang Zhancun Station; you can take No. 75 to No. 75 Zheng'along Station.
2. Ningbo direction: No. 370 to HP Huiyuan Market Station; bus No. 32 to the parking lot of Zheng Shiqifang Scenic Spot.
Time base: more than 3 hours
Introduction to Zheng's Seventeenth Room Scenic Spot
The scenic spot is divided into two areas by a waterway. You can quickly see it without going into the room, just taking a stroll on the street. The first thing to visit in the scenic area is the Zheng Ancestral Hall. When you walk in, you can see the kitchen from back then. Especially the kitchen is deliberately not repaired. The stone piers, stoves and some ruins are exposed, and the walls are covered with weeds, which looks very visual impact. Across the bridge is Ming and Qing Street. Because it was used as a filming base, many of the props used for filming at that time are still preserved, as well as many creative tables and chairs. Many of the exterior walls of the house are covered with posters of beautiful women in the Republic of China style.
It’s quite big inside. It was once a family home. Small bridges, flowing water, brick roads and tile walls, deep ancient charm, exquisite details, and original flavor reflect ancient Chinese architecture. A small gift from the hotel. That old coin can be used to buy something to eat at the "late night snack" stall. Some yards have swings, rattan chairs, etc. Wake up early in the morning and have a cup of tea, it's very leisurely.
The walls, pavilions, pavilions, and scattered eaves reveal traces of time, and the mottled plaques tell the story of Room No. 17.
The entire building is connected into a courtyard through building units, integrating the atmosphere of the "courtyard" in the north and the exquisiteness of the southern pavilions. It is the largest and best-preserved ancient architectural complex of the Ming and Qing Dynasties in China. Friends who like it must not miss it.