Where did an ancient village in Hebei quickly become popular? The ancient buildings in Ming and Qing Dynasties have a unique style. It is also called the Qiao Family Courtyard in Hebei?

Taihang Mountain has been a place with excellent scenery since ancient times. In the twists and turns of thousands of miles, countless beautiful scenery was born, which benefited people living around, including an ancient village that quickly became popular. Known as the Qiao Family Courtyard in Hebei, the ancient buildings in Ming and Qing Dynasties are unique. This ancient village is Daliangjiang Village in the hinterland of Taihang Mountain, which belongs to Nanzhang Town, Jingxing County. Now it has become a folk culture village in Jingxing County and a famous historical and cultural village in Hebei Province.

It is known that Daliang River was built in the late Yuan and early Ming Dynasties. In ancient times, it was under the jurisdiction of Pingding Prefecture in Shanxi Province, and then it was included in the jurisdiction of Hebei Province. The most representative building in the ancient village is a house with five people and nine courtyards, covering an area of two acres, with hundreds of houses in the courtyard.

As long as you step into a door, you can walk through nine yards in the yard. It can be said that there are buildings in the yard, buildings on the roof, and the yard can communicate with the yard, and there are buildings upstairs, which is very wonderful. For unfamiliar tourists, you will feel the pleasure of straying into the maze. This courtyard is also known as the big house door hidden in the mountains.

There is a thousand-year-old tree near a house and nine yards. It is the appearance of this ancient tree that better witnessed the historical evolution of ancient villages. According to research, this old pagoda tree was planted in the Tang Dynasty, and it has been 1000 years now. The core of the old pagoda tree has become an empty shell, and only a part of its bark is still tenaciously alive. The whole tree leans to the southeast. In order to prevent the old pagoda tree from falling down, the local people supported it with an arched archway, which revived it with tenacious vitality and still looked flourishing.

The old street is paved with pebbles and bluestones. After hundreds of years of transformation, it has been polished. Therefore, Daliangjiang Village is also called Stone Village. Although this ancient village is not well-known, it attracts countless tourists with its original style, profound historical background and cultural landscape. Daliangjiang Village is not named because there is a river here. At first, it was named Gantaogou. As early as the Tang Dynasty, people settled here.

Since the Wanli period of the Ming Dynasty, the ancestors of the Great Two Rivers discovered this treasure trove of geomantic omen and began to build houses and live here. Through continuous reproduction, they gradually formed a small village. Later, the ancestors of Daliangjiang began to name the village with their surnames, so they took the name of Daliangjia Village. Later, according to the location of this place and the villagers' thirst for water, Daliangjia was changed into Daliangjiang. Up to now, this name has never been changed.

Up to now, Daliangjiang Village covers an area of about 8.8 square kilometers, with about 300 households, about 1 10,000 people. Today, there are as many as 1 62 well-preserved ancient houses in Ming and Qing dynasties, and most of the buildings in the village are masonry structures. Siheyuan, built in the late Ming and early Qing dynasties, is mainly made of local materials, mainly stones, and built with mortar and dry masonry.

Now, tourists can still see about 3 14 well-preserved quadrangles and about 4,000 stone houses after coming to the ancient village of Daliang River. The ancient atmosphere here is very rich. If you have time, will you go to Daliangjiang Village?