There are many ancient towns in Sichuan. About 20 kilometers from Chengdu to the east, there is a Luodai ancient town in Longquanyi District. It is a famous tourist scenic spot around Chengdu. The ancient town has a long history and is about 2,000 years old. According to historical records, Luodai Ancient Town was named "Wanjing Street" in the Han Dynasty. By the time of the Three Kingdoms, it was already very prosperous and changed its name to "Wanfu Street". The ancient town of Luodai was named after Liu Zhan, the master of the Shu Kingdom. The jade belt of Liu Adou fell into the octagonal well beside the town and was renamed as "falling belt", and later evolved into "loof belt". The area of the ancient town is not too big, mainly a commercial street, there are many shops on the street, and a variety of foods are emerging. In addition to the taste of Sichuan, there are many Hakka cuisines. The town has about 20,000 people, 90% of whom are Hakkas, and are known as the first town in the western Hakka. Luodai was called by the world as "the world's Luodai, the eternal Hakka." This is an ancient street of Ming and Qing style architecture, retaining the pattern of one street and seven alleys. "One Street" consists of Shangjie and Xiajie. It is about 8 meters wide and 1200 meters long. It is high in the east and low in the west. Qing Dynasty Time Luodai Ancient Town was renamed as Zizichang. There are many historical sites in the town. Guangdong, Jiangxi, Huguang, and Sichuan North Hakka Guild Halls, Hakka Museum and Hakka Park are located in it. It is a truly famous Hakka town. The hometown of the hall."