Zili Village Diaolou Cluster.

The diaolou in Zili Village were mostly built in the 1920s and 1930s. They were built by local overseas Chinese to protect the lives and property of their hometown relatives. The diaolou in Zili Village cleverly integrate traditional Chinese rural architectural culture with Western architectural culture, and rarely reflect the extensive exchange of modern Chinese and Western cultures in Chinese villages, becoming a monument to Chinese overseas Chinese culture and a unique world architectural art landscape. The building is well-preserved with complete furniture, living facilities, production tools and daily necessities, which are rich and interesting, and are a testimony to the culture and life of overseas Chinese at that time. One of the filming locations of the movie "Let the Bullets Fly", let me know that there are diaolou in Guangdong. Taking advantage of the National Day holiday, I finally have the opportunity to come and see. Learn about Lingnan culture.