Kejia Zudi

The Hakka ancestral land is located in Shibi Village, 17 kilometers west of Ninghua County. Shibi is recognized as the ancestral land of the Hakka people, and the Hakka ancestral land Attraction is the concentration of Hakka culture. If you are interested in Hakka culture, or if you are a Hakka and want to trace your roots, you may as well visit here. The Attraction is dominated by humanistic buildings. The square of the welcoming area of ​​the sacrificial area stands with a majestic archway engraved with the horizontal plaque "Hakka ancestral land". Through the archway is a gathering and distribution square, with a half-moon pool in the center. In the pool is a large colorful "stem and branch" overflow disc. Behind the pool is a stone archway named "Chaozong", and on both sides are large Hakka history reliefs. After passing the "Chaobai" gate, there is a 100-meter Hakka epic copper-carved corridor, and on both sides of the avenue are hundreds of surname square pillars. Walking through the "Root-seeking Road" and crossing the "Source-Tracing Bridge", there is a sacrificial square of more than 10,000 square meters in front, and a plaque of "Shenzhong Zhuiyuan" is hung on the entrance "city gate". On both sides of the city gate are two large murals and bronze sculptures. There are three halls on the front. In the central main hall "Huaizu Hall", a huge monument of "Hakka Ancestor Altar" is erected. The sacrificial square is quite large. There are 16 large relief cultural columns on both sides of the square. The annual ceremony of ancestral worship in the Shibi ancestral land of the Hakka people is held here. Going up the steps, you will reach the main attraction of the Attraction, the Hakka Public Temple, which mainly displays Hakka culture and introduces some Hakka folk customs. The main hall is called Yuping Hall, which is the God Ancestor Hall. The ancestral tablets of 213 Hakka surnames are enshrined in the hall, and more than 300 people can worship at the same time. Most of the buildings in the Attraction are newly built. If you want to appreciate the original Hakka old houses, you may as well go to the nearby Shibi Village, where you can see the Zhang Family Temple and many incense halls.