North Sichuan guild hall

North Sichuan guild hall

The North Sichuan guild hall was originally located in wolongqiao street, Chengdu City, Sichuan Province. Its original construction date is unknown. It was rebuilt during the Tongzhi period of the Qing Dynasty. In May 2000, the people's daily paid 1.8 million yuan to move it to Luodai Town, Longquanyi District. The project covers an area of 5 mu. As one of the "four guild halls" in Luodai, the North Sichuan guild hall mainly reflects the historical and cultural heritage left by the immigrants from North Sichuan in Chengdu.

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The North Sichuan guild hall was originally located in wolongqiao street, Chengdu City, Sichuan Province. It was built in an unknown age and rebuilt in the Tongzhi period of the Qing Dynasty. In May 2000, the people's daily invested 1.8 million yuan to move to Luodai Town, Longquanyi District, covering an area of 5 mu. It is one of the "four guild halls" in Luodai, with the existing main hall and wanniantai. The main hall steps are 60cm high, 22.5m wide and 17.5m deep. Inside the hall, there are various kinds of flower patterns with exquisite carving. The roof is covered with tubular tiles, with hollow out dragon and Phoenix tiles as the main ridge. The size of wanniantai is about half of that of the main hall.

Cultural value

The guild hall of northern Sichuan mainly reflects the historical culture left by immigrants from northern Sichuan in Chengdu. Its unique and exquisite architectural style enriches the guild hall culture of Luodai. Among them, Sichuan opera performance and Hakka surname exhibition attracted guests from home and abroad.

Address: Luodai town

Longitude: 104.332785

Latitude: 30.635967