Dongyuan Xiankeng Village, Guangdong

The Mingde Hall in Xiankeng Village was built in Qingdao Light Year (1822) by the great-grandson of the builder of the 26th-century Ye Ben-Hon Octagonal Building. It is a Hakka Fangwei House composed of east to west, three into four bar houses, nine patios, 56 houses, front of the house and half moon pond. There is an ancient well on the left side of the pond. The total surface is wide 36.7 meters, the total depth 53.9 meters, the area is 1412.07 square meters, and the area is 2529.7 square meters. The hard mountain top, the roof is tiled, the wall ridge-shaped teeth bricks are astringent stacked, the outer wall is three-inch earth, the inner wall is wall skirt, and the mud brick wall body. Above the gate hangs a traditional "Gongyuan" raft, the middle hall concave belly type, granite door clip, door pillow, granite round stone columns and pillars on both sides. The stone columns are directly bearing the weight, the lotus camel pier, the wall has flower painting ink murals, and the two sides are inlaid with granite gourd-shaped shooting holes. There are seven beams on both sides of the second hall patio. There are granite pillars and wooden pillars on both sides of the front hall. The wooden pillars are shared with the corridor beams, and the bearing beams and slats are directly shared. The layout of the three halls is the same as the second hall. The horizontal house is a row house layout, and there is a patio in the horizontal house. Key cultural relics in Dongyuan County. Traditional Chinese