Cungengtang

Cungengtang is an ancient large-scale building with Hakka traditional characteristics. It was built in the year 1716-1781 (late Qianlong Qing Dynasty), with a total area of 1.3 more than 10,000 square meters. It is the largest existing residential house in Zhongdu Town and is well-maintained. It is known as "Nine Halls and Eighteen Wells" and is famous.

Cungengtang is the largest existing area in Zhongdu Town and well maintained private houses. The Qing Dynasty was famous and second to none with "Sanlitang" (discipline), "1002 rooms" (reduced to be Tiandetang). It is known as "Nine Halls and Ten People Wells".

The second time I came to Hangzhou, the southern Hakka culture is indeed ancient, and the artistic conception is far-reaching!