Xiangjilong residence

Xiangji lane is the first lane on Zhongshan North Road, which is divided into upper lane and lower lane. Xiangji Nong residential concentrated in Shangnong, but we are used to call it Xiangji Nong. There are many houses in Ming Dynasty, including No. 3 and No. 11, which were built in the Chenghua period of Ming Dynasty (1465-1487), with a history of more than 500 years. The flat layout of the residence is divided into upper hall and lower hall, four main rooms and two compartments plus back room, with a well in the middle, and the doors are set on the side. Xiangjilong No.11 is a well-to-do building in Ming Dynasty. In order to show their financial strength, the well-to-do merchants did not violate the ban of "three rooms and five shelves" for the common people. They also used materials and carvings to decorate to express their rich and grand effect, reflecting their social status. It is also the site of Jingdezhen Institute of ceramic archaeology. The green bricks on the outside are scattered with the traces of time. The narrow alleys and alleys have passed the footprints of countless people, and the streets are bright.

Xiangjilong residence

Xiangjilong residence, located in the center of Jingdezhen City, Jiangxi Province, is a well preserved street of Ming Dynasty, which contains many Ming Dynasty houses. In the Ming Dynasty, the main hall was treated as a single layer, which was tall and dignified. The partition between the beams and fangs still had the legacy of "bamboo weaving". The decoration of components are installed in key parts.

Xiangji Nong residence has exquisite stone carvings on its column base and foundation, rich and colorful decorative patterns, and is magnificent and beautiful. Among them, No. 3 and No. 11 were built in the Chenghua period of Ming Dynasty (1465-1487). The plane layout of the houses is divided into upper hall and lower hall, with four main rooms, two compartments and a back room. There is a well in the middle, and the doors are set on the side.

The main hall of xiangjilong residential building is single-layer, and the main hall appears tall and dignified. The partition between the beams and squares still has the legacy of "bamboo weaving", and the decoration of the components are installed in the key parts.

Historical origin

The main house of xiangjilong is supported by large materials, and the wing and back hall are made of small materials. They are extremely solid and intact after more than 500 years of wind and rain erosion. There are more than 20 streets and lanes, 5 ancient tree communities, and more than 10 Ming Dynasty folk buildings represented by the national cultural relic protection unit xiangjilong folk houses. They are first-class in terms of quantity, quality and type.

Xiangjilong No.11 is a well-to-do building in Ming Dynasty. In order to show their financial strength, the well-to-do merchants did not violate the ban of "three rooms and five shelves" for the common people. They also used materials and carvings to decorate to express their rich and grand effect, reflecting their social status.

Interior carving

The Baobi of Building No. 3 of xiangjilong was originally hung with a plaque of the second year of Chenghua. The interior is carved with the style of the Yuan Dynasty, and the word "Fugui" is engraved on the spine. It is a residence for wealthy businessmen built before Chenghua after the Yuan Dynasty, with the characteristics of urban residential buildings in the Ming Dynasty.

Main structure

The two houses are built of wood frame, with eaves walls in the East and West, fire Gables in the South and North, and doors in the south. The frame is of five frame through bucket type with porch. No. 3 house covers an area of 219.58 square meters, No. 11 house covers an area of 317.73 square meters, and the building area is 455.31 square meters.

The foundation of the column is decorated with exquisite stone carvings. The artistic form is uniform and reasonable, and the decorative patterns are rich and colorful. The house is magnificent and beautiful. The beams and columns of the house are made of large materials, and the diameter of the front eaves column and forehead brace is up to 50 cm. They are all made of high-quality camphor wood and other materials.

Address: the central area of Jingdezhen City, adjacent to dongsiling in the East, Zhongshan North Road in the west, Zhushan Avenue in the South and laodangpu Lane in the north.

Longitude: 117.211814

Latitude: 29.285513

Tel: 0798-8443047

Traffic information: Yuyao corridor station on route 26 and 27, the first lane on Zhongshan North Road.

Ticket information: Free

Opening hours: all day