[2025 Meizhou Attraction] Travel Guide for China Hakka Museum (Updated Jul)

🌟If you have never heard of Hakka folk songs in front of Weilong House, and have never tasted the savory aroma of freshly baked asparagus dumplings on the tip of your tongue, then Meizhou is your best choice! This "World's Guest Capital" uses surrounding houses, tea fields and thousands of years of culture to weave Hakka poetry and paintings that interweave mountains and rivers and humanities. 🏨 Accommodation recommendation: Enclosure Yayun · Cloud View City First choice for cultural immersion: Guest Tianxia Shenzhen International Grand Hotel: Enjoy a panoramic view of the Hakka town, push the window to see the terraces of the houses, and walk 5 minutes to the intangible cultural heritage performance venue. Yannan Feiweilong Hotel: A renovated hotel deep in the tea fields, where you pick tea and make tea in the morning, and sleep with insects at night. Design Aesthetic Space: Lin Fengmian Artist Garden Hotel: White-walled Daiwa with art gallery, terrace overlooking Meijiang Night Park. Value for money: Yuhang Jiangnan Xiya Bed and Breakfast: century-old house renovation, patio bamboo chairs tasting single cluster tea, 200+ per person to enjoy the tranquility. 🍜24-hour taste bud rampage map ⏰ 7:00-9:00 Morning light ancient flavor Lingfeng Road Old Street: Squat at "Hou Kee Stew" to drink wolfberry leaf three and third soup, served with freshly fried carrot dumplings, lard fragrance fills the streets. ⏰ 12:00-14:00 Intangible Cultural Heritage Feast Baihou Famous Town: Hand-torn salt-baked chicken with "Ye Zi Cake" (glutinous rice wrapped in mushroom meat filling), bite open and burst the juice! ⏰ 19:00-21:00 Night Banquet Fu Yuen Food and Beverage: Cold stall self-selected! 🌙 Supper code: under the Meijiang Bridge "old-fashioned fish head cooking powder" milk white soup + fried garlic cake, warm the stomach and relieve fatigue. ⏰ Time-sharing depth play 🚩 Day1: Context · Enclosure password 8:00-10:00 College Pilgrimage: Climb Dongshan College to touch the stone lion of Qianlong Year, take a picture of the shadowless reflection of the champion bridge before 9pm, and listen to the students recite "Hakka Training". 11:00-13:00 Strange on the floor: Walking through the street of Lingfeng East and West Road, shopping for bamboo and weaving tea utensils, photographing "Songkou Nanyang Mailbox", and viewing the centenary overseas Chinese at the former residence of Wong Zun-hsien. 14:30-17:00 Enclosure Adventures: Learn Hakka folk songs at Guest Tianxia Scenic Area, experience the making of rammed earth walls, and climb the cloud top suspension bridge to see thousands of enclosed houses like the fingerprints of the earth. 19:30-21:30 Fantasy Night Symphony: Watch the live drama "Hakka of the World" (water curtain + torch dance), overnight stargazing at the enclosed house inn. 🚩 Day2: Tea Mountain · Tip of the Tongue Intangible Cultural Heritage 7:30-10:00 Chasing Light in the Tea Field: Wearing a bamboo hat to pick a single leaf at a tea field in Yan Nan Fei, we can roast tea leaves with our own hands and taste "tea soup-cooked congee" with pickled crispy melon. 11:00-13:00 Ancient Town Nanyang Dream: Drive to the ancient town of Songkou, climb the terrace of the beige "Songjiang Grand Hotel", send "Going to the Southern Ocean" postcards, and nibble on the blood of roasted pig intestines. 14:30-17:00 Ingenuity Inheritance: The Chinese Hakka Museum prints Hakka proverbs and experiences the art of ramming the earthen building in Tai Po by making an earthen building pottery bell. 18:00-20:00 Sunset Ceremony: Riding in the canyon of Yuhang Reservoir, the mountain breeze wraps the fragrance of tea, the end "Junzhi Building" eats stewed flower meat, sweet and salty intertwined. 💡 Locals have private tips Transportation: Rent an electric car around Meijiang (scan code 3 dollars/hour); go to Songkou Ancient Town and take "Tourism Citybus Line 1". Secrets: Thousand Buddha Pagoda night shot golden light through the clouds (21 o'clock turn off the lights before rushing!), Lin Fengmian former residence wisteria flower wall sketch. Souvenirs: Ke Yun blue and white dragon tea set (insulated cup imitation earth building tile eaves), Bai Du beef dried with Sha Tin grapefruit peel candy. When the last wisp of tea smoke dissipates over the cornices of the enclosure, when the charred aroma of salt-baked chicken seeps into the cracks of the arcade bricks, you will understand-- The deep affection of Meizhou is to brew the vicissitudes of migration into Niangjiu, to rub the toughness of the mountains into the skin of the mountains, and to grow a Hakka epic that never ends among the circles of the enclosed houses. The story of your guest country is waiting for you to write the first chapter in the morning dew of the tea field and the sound of the plum river.

The eastern Guangdong region centered around Chaoshan was historically isolated geographically, remaining on the periphery of mainstream Chinese civilization for extended periods. This isolation caused its political, economic, and cultural development to lag behind inland regions. However, during times of frequent warfare, this secluded southeastern area became a peaceful haven separated from the outside world, sheltering refugees from all directions. These people, who left their homes in the distant northern Central Plains, became known as the Hakka people. Meizhou, located in eastern Guangdong, is the center of Hakka people and culture, earning it the title "World Hakka Capital." Compared to Chaoshan, Meizhou is even more remote, located at the intersection of mountainous regions in eastern Guangdong, southern Fujian, and southern Jiangxi. It truly sits deep within vast mountain ranges, but the sizeable Mei River provides an excellent channel connecting the area to the outside world, making it a perfect sanctuary from chaos. For thousands of years, countless Hakka people have come to Meizhou, and from here, traveled down the Mei River to the sea and onward to the world. Connected to various regions of China on one side and different parts of the world on the other, Meizhou serves as the central node between these two global lines. The name "World Hakka Capital" is well-deserved. The Hakka Cultural Tourism Area, centered around the China Hakka Museum (a national first-class museum), excellently carries this profound history. Meizhou is also a small city rich in Lingnan culture. The crystal-clear Mei River flows through the city, creating the most beautiful scenic belt. The high embankments on both sides not only protect the city from floods but also serve as a natural viewing corridor. In Meizhou's old town, the arcade commercial streets maintain their most simple and elegant original form. There are hardly any tourists here, so the streets and alleys preserve the most authentic memories of eastern Guangdong. Friends who enjoy immersing themselves in cultural experiences will surely feel delighted walking through the old streets of Meizhou. Meizhou has had many historical figures, but when it comes to the most famous, none surpasses Marshal Ye Jianying, known as the "Flower Marshal." He was not only a founding father of the People's Republic but also a central force in rectifying chaos and establishing order. He can be considered the foremost figure throughout the early history of the Republic, which clearly demonstrates his historical significance. As the hometown of the Marshal, Meizhou features his presence throughout the city. The first major bridge over the Meijiang River is the Jianying Memorial Bridge, with its dignified bridgehead and memorial arch full of historical character, creating a beautiful landmark on the Meijiang River. The lotus flowers in Jianying Park are so captivating that visitors often lose track of time while enjoying them. When visiting Meizhou, you must try the Hakka cuisine. As the world's Hakka capital, Meizhou has rightfully become the capital of Hakka cuisine. Being one of the three major branches of Cantonese cuisine, Hakka food offers rich variety and numerous dishes, making Meizhou a true city of gastronomy. From hole-in-the-wall eateries in alleyways to formal banquet halls, the food here can satisfy even the most discerning palates. Next, let's enter Meizhou and experience the infinite charm of this World Hakka Capital and hometown of the Marshal.

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I finally understand why Guangdong people always go to Meizhou Meizhou, a treasure city in Guangdong, is full of Hakka style. Whether you are sightseeing, strolling in the ancient streets, or tasting authentic food, it has a great atmosphere. There's nothing more relaxing than spending a weekend here! Take this guide and get going! Recommended attractions Hakka World: The European-style Venice water city and the Hakka town full of Hakka culture are both here. Take a stroll in the small town during the day to feel the ancient Hakka charm, and go to the water city at night when the lights are on, which is romantic and photogenic. Yannanfei Tea Field Resort: The emerald green tea fields are super healing. You can experience tea picking and tea making, and then enjoy a cup of fragrant tea. At night, you can stay in a homestay next to the tea fields and fall asleep with the fragrance of tea. Songkou Ancient Town: An ancient town with a long history. The fireboat wharf witnessed the years when the Hakka people went to Southeast Asia. Walk in the ancient streets, try the Qilu pancakes, and experience the slow life. China Hakka Museum: A window for a comprehensive understanding of Hakka culture. The museum has rich collections and you can find answers to everything from the history of Hakka migration to folk customs. Food Check-in Meizhou pickled noodles: a must-eat when you come to Meizhou! Simple noodles paired with special meat sauce, which is fragrant, and paired with a bowl of Sanjidi soup, it is super satisfying. Hakka stuffed tofu: fresh and tender tofu is wrapped with delicious meat filling, fried until golden brown and then stewed. The first bite gives you a perfect blend of the tenderness of the tofu and the aroma of the meat. Salt-baked chicken: yellow skin and tender meat, salty and fragrant, even the bones are fragrant, so delicious that you will lick your fingers. Various types of rice cakes: bamboo shoot rice cakes, Kun rice cakes, Yizi rice cakes... There are too many types to count, and each has a unique taste and flavor. Transportation Guide External Transportation: You can choose to fly directly to Meixian Airport, or take the high-speed rail to Meizhou West Station. The transportation is very convenient. Internal transportation: It is very convenient to take a taxi in the city. You can choose to charter a car or take a special bus to go to surrounding attractions. Accommodation suggestions Hakka World International Hotel: Good location, convenient for visiting Hakka World scenic area, the hotel has complete facilities and thoughtful service. Yannanfei Weilong Hotel: It is located in the tea field scenic area. When you open the window, you can see tea fields everywhere. The environment is superb. ★Play suggestions Meizhou's attractions are relatively scattered, so it is recommended to arrange 3-5 days to slowly visit them. The ancient town and old streets are suitable for a leisurely stroll to experience the local life atmosphere. To taste the delicious food, you can go to the old streets and local markets, which are authentic and affordable. Pick a weekend and come to Meizhou to experience this unique comfort.

🕒 Recommended time: half a day to 1 day (it is recommended to experience the full-time food from 8 am to 9 pm) 🚶‍♀️ Route features: Retro streetscape + Hakka culture + city life 🍜 Must-visit food category recommendations 1️⃣ Breakfast (6:00-11:00) Rice noodle rolls/pickled noodles: Fengshun Qiuji rice noodle rolls (thin-skin rice noodle rolls), Meizhou Laoerdajiao pickled noodles (with Sanjidi soup), Xin Yijia Noodle House (handmade pickled noodles). Shaomai: Qinyan Shaomai (30-year-old brand, bamboo shoots and pork filling), Xiaowu Shaomai (Hakka pomegranate shape). 2️⃣ Main course (11:00-14:00) Claypot Rice: Zhongyuan Road Yuanji Claypot Rice (cooked rice with a crispy texture, with choice of cured meat/beef), Ah Fei Rice Shop (Hakka stuffed tofu with rice). Specialty hotpots: Laoxiangkou Hotpot (Hakka rice wine chicken soup base), Dingyuan Maocai (spicy and delicious, highly recommended by locals). Kway Teow/Noodles: Jieyang Kway Teow (sweet and fresh soup), Laojie Shacha Noodles (rich peanut butter flavor). 3️⃣ Sweet snacks (14:00-18:00) Traditional desserts: Hongwu Snowflake Ice House (36-year-old shop, milky sorbet + red bean), Yijiaren Ciba (soft and glutinous without sticking to teeth). Hakka fried food: Youluo Street Fried Food Street (fried pickled cabbage cakes, taro cakes), Quan Sao’s fried snacks (dried shrimp cakes). Internet celebrity drinks: Sugarcane Ice (freshly squeezed sugarcane juice + water chestnut popping beads), Mao Ye Ye (coconut milk smoothie). 4️⃣ Midnight snack (19:00-24:00) Beef offal/fried skewers: Jinshan beef offal (dried beef offal with garlic sauce), Xifu Xunweiji (four-fruit soup + fried skewers). Hakka flavor: Old Street milk-boiled eggs (sweet and stomach-warming), Chaoshan casserole porridge (seafood porridge). Midnight snacks: Ah Fei Rice Noodles Roll King (late-night rice noodle roll stall), Jia Wei Roast Chicken (charcoal-grilled with honey sauce). 5️⃣ Specialty Souvenirs Salt-baked series: Lam Kee fried food (salt-baked chicken feet/wings), Hakka rare food (Xiqiao store, vacuum packed). Traditional rice cakes: Houchang, Youluo Street (Fa rice cake, Xianren rice cake). 🏨 Accommodation recommendation (near Old Street) Qiyueli Apartment: 5 minutes walk to the old street, high cost performance. Atour Hotel (Bai Li Plaza): Electric car charging + buffet breakfast including pickled noodles. Meihuawan No. 1 B&B: renovation of an ancient house, immersive Hakka cultural experience Xunlujian B&B: Hui-style courtyard design, close to Kedu Renjia scenic area. 📸 Photo check-in point Lingfeng Road arcades: retro signs and lantern walls. Chengde Building Weilongwu: a combination of century-old Hakka architecture and Xingyuan Restaurant. Youluo Street Market: Wedding and funeral supplies shops and old-fashioned bicycle scenes. ⚠️ Practical Tips Transportation: It is recommended to travel by electric scooter (it is difficult to park in the old street), or walk to experience the slow life. Time: Most late-night snack shops open at 19:00, so it is recommended to dine during off-peak hours. Cultural experience: Visit the Hakka Museum (free) and the Imperial Academy (red walls and green tiles) along the way.

Meizhou is known as the "Hakka Capital of the World," so of course you have to learn about Hakka culture when you visit. The first stop is the China Hakka Museum. The museum consists of the main building and several branch museums, including the Huang Zunxian Memorial Hall, Meizhou University President's Hall, and Meizhou Celebrity and Honest Official Hall. The main building introduces the origins of the Hakka people, their geographical distribution, customs, language, architecture, food, and more. The Hakka people are mainly concentrated in the neighboring areas of Jiangxi, Fujian, and Guangdong, with Jiangxi's Ganzhou and Fuzhou, Fujian's Longyan, and Guangdong's Meizhou as the main areas. Most of the Hakka people among overseas Chinese and compatriots in Hong Kong and Macau are from Meizhou, which is why it is called the Hakka Capital of the World. Many people know about the Hakka Tulou in Fujian, but the Hakka Weilong House is the representative of Hakka residential architecture in Meizhou, and there is a detailed introduction here. The Huang Zunxian Memorial Hall is to the west of the main building, connected by a bridge over the Zhouxi River. Huang Zunxian was an official in the late Qing Dynasty, serving as a counselor in Japan, consul general in San Francisco, counselor in the UK, and consul general in Singapore and Malacca. He is known as the first person in modern China to go global. He actively participated in the Self-Strengthening Movement and the Hundred Days' Reform, playing an important role. He was also a famous poet and a pioneer of modern Chinese poetry reform, and one of the Eight Sages of Meizhou. The memorial hall consists of Renjinglu, Rongludi, and Yuanendi. Renjinglu is a house he built when he returned to his hometown in his later years, designed by himself, with some Western elements, and was where he read and stored books. Rongludi is his ancestral home, with displays of Hakka folk culture. Yuanendi is a residential house next to Rongludi, with the same architectural style and well-preserved. The Meizhou Celebrity and Honest Official Hall and Meizhou University President's Hall are to the east of the main building, both old buildings from the Republic of China period, but for some reason, they are not open. Not far southeast of the museum is Dongshan Academy, also a historical building, but unfortunately, it was closed. I don't know if it's because of the pandemic, but I hope they will open in the spring, so visitors from afar won't be disappointed. China Hakka Museum

Meizhou is known as the 'World Longevity City' and the 'World Hakka Capital' and is also a cultural capital. It has been home to many scholars and officials throughout history. With the opening of the Meilong High-Speed Railway, it has become more convenient to travel to Meizhou from other cities. Based on my personal experience, even just for the food, it is worth a special trip. A trip to Meizhou should include a visit to Hakka Park, located at No. 2 Dongshan Avenue in Meijiang District. The main part of the park is the Hakka Museum of China. Besides the main museum, there are also the Huang Zunxian Memorial Hall, the University Presidents' Hall, and the Generals' Hall across the river. The Huang Zunxian Memorial Hall consists of three parts: Renjinglu, Ronglu Di, and Enyuan Di. Who is Huang Zunxian? He is one of the Eight Sages of Meizhou and was an outstanding diplomat, thinker, reform pioneer, and patriotic poet in modern China. He is known as the 'first person to lead modern China to the world.' Renjinglu was where he used to study, and Ronglu Di was his former residence. All three ancient buildings have a strong Hakka classical style, but the details are different. My favorite is Renjinglu, which is not large but very exquisite. Next to the Huang Zunxian Memorial Hall is the University Presidents' Hall, which has a two-entry, two-story, two-horizontal, four-courtyard layout. The overall layout is elegant and generous, mainly introducing and displaying the deeds of university presidents from Meizhou since the late Qing Dynasty. The main hall of the Hakka Museum is a modern building that comprehensively displays the cultural origins and development of the Hakka people. It houses many precious cultural relics, and the combination of pictures, texts, real objects, and wax figures makes the history of Hakka culture in Meizhou more three-dimensional.

#springplace2024 The Guangdong China Hakka Museum is located in Meijiang District, Meizhou City, Guangdong Province, next to the Hakka Park on the Meijiang River. It is China's first national first-class comprehensive museum that comprehensively displays the cultural origins and development of the Hakka people, and systematically collects, organizes, studies, and displays Hakka historical relics and Hakka folk relics. The Hakka Museum covers an area of ​​170 acres, with a construction area of ​​37,000 square meters. Its exterior is in the shape of a circular Hakka earth building. The museum currently has nearly 2,000 folk cultural relics and more than 8,000 ancient books, most of which are collected from the public or donated by enthusiastic people. In the lobby on the first floor of the main building, a big word "亻崖" on the wall catches the eye. "亻崖" is a synonym for the first person "I" in Hakka dialect. It is a typical Hakka dialect word and a perfect photo-taking spot. Friends who are interested in Hakka culture and history, remember not to miss this museum. You can reserve half a day to slowly visit it. Detailed address: No. 2 Dongshan Avenue, Meijiang District, Meizhou City, Guangdong Province Ticket price: Free Opening hours: 9:00-17:00

Guangdong China Hakka Museum is located in Meizhou City, Guangdong Province, beside the Hakka Park by the Mei River. Guangdong China Hakka Museum is the first national comprehensive museum in China that fully displays the cultural origins and development of the Hakka people, systematically collecting, organizing, researching, and exhibiting Hakka historical relics and folk cultural relics. The museum covers an area of 170.3 mu, with a building area of 37,000 square meters, consisting of the main Hakka Museum, branch Huang Zunxian Memorial Hall, Meizhou Intangible Cultural Heritage Exhibition Hall, Meizhou Overseas Chinese Hall, Meizhou University Presidents Hall, Meizhou Generals Hall, Meizhou Famous Officials and Honest Officials Hall, Hakka Plaque Hall, and the 'Hakka Culture and Expo' magazine office.

The largest Hakka culture museum in China, China Hakka Museum Meizhou Photography I China Hakka Museum The China Hakka Museum is located in Meizhou City, Guangdong Province, known as the "World Hakka Capital". The China Hakka Museum is the only thematic museum in China that collects, studies, displays, and inherits Hakka culture. It consists of the main museum and the branch museums: Huang Zunxian Memorial Museum, Meizhou University President's Museum, and Meizhou Museum. Construction began in 2005, it was opened to the public in 2008, covering an area of 170.3 acres, with a total construction area of 37,000 square meters and a total investment of 150 million yuan. A while ago, I went to Meizhou with my friends. One of the places we visited was the China Hakka Museum. The museum is very large, and the Hakka culture's wedding customs, Hakka food, historical figures, characteristic buildings, etc. are all detailed in the museum, which gave me a preliminary understanding of Hakka culture. After visiting the Hakka Museum, my friends and I wandered around nearby and happened to see a huge statue of Hakka Mother which was very eye-catching, so we took a few photos. A female tourist next to me saw that I was professional and asked me to take pictures of her and her children in front of the statue. Looking at their bright smiles, the girl's cute scissors hand pose, the camera clicked, leaving a commemorative photo. It's quite warm, really nice. Location: China Hakka Museum Address: No. 2 Dongshan Avenue, Meijiang District, Meizhou City, Guangdong Province Ticket: Free Opening hours: 9:00 am - 5:30 pm (Tuesday to Sunday)

The Chinese Hakka Museum is located at the northern end of the Dongshan Bridge in Meicheng. It was completed and opened to the public in April 2008💫 It consists of the main building of the Chinese Hakka Museum and the branches of the Huang Zunxian Memorial Hall, the Meizhou University President's Hall, and the Meizhou General's Hall💫 The museum is now the Patriotic Education Base of Meizhou City, the Guangdong Unified Front Base and the Teaching Practice Base of South China Agricultural University 📍Address: No. 2 Dongshan Avenue, Meijiang District, Meizhou City #Greater Bay Area Attractions #WeekendTravel #OverseasTravel #Museum

The China Hakka Museum allows people to pursue Hakka culture. This place full of history and cultural heritage gave me a wonderful journey to gain an in-depth understanding of Hakka culture. As a person who is interested in cultural heritage and traditional values, I deeply feel the unique charm of this museum! 🏯🔍🔮 This museum showcases the essence of Hakka architecture, making me feel like I'm in an ancient Hakka village. I strolled along the exhibition hall, admiring the artifacts and exhibits on display, each of which exuded a strong historical atmosphere. The ancient furniture, crafts and photos helped me better understand the life and traditions of the Hakka people. 🏯🚶‍♀️🔍 We visited some special exhibitions in the museum, such as the origin and development of Hakka culture, Hakka cuisine and Hakka lifestyle, etc. These exhibitions showcase the diversity and richness of Hakka culture in a vivid way. Through images, sounds and interactive displays, I gained a deeper understanding of Hakka values ​​and traditional customs. This visit gave me a deeper understanding and appreciation of Hakka culture. 🎥🍽️🔮 During the visit to the China Hakka Museum, I felt the wonderful journey of pursuing Hakka culture. The ancient buildings, rich exhibits and wonderful performances gave me a deep understanding of the life and values ​​of the Hakka people. If you are interested in traditional culture and Hakka culture, I strongly recommend you to come to the China Hakka Museum and let your soul have a rich and unforgettable experience in this cultural palace! 🏯🔍🔮 #Greater Bay Area Attractions

Every time it rains, I take my child to the museum, which is comparable to early education classes and has few people without spending money. . 🔍Nowadays, museums not only specialize in specific fields, but also use many high-tech display methods. Museums showcasing items such as Yancheng's sea salt, Shanxi vinegar, Sichuan pickles, and Weifang kites are like a three-dimensional picture book, presenting a theme and a culture in a fully visualized way. It is very attractive to children and parents can also have effective interaction and learn together. . ☔️Traveling to Meizhou in the summer is always accompanied by showers. The Chinese Hakka Museum in Meijiang District is my treasure trove for taking kids out. Kepo itself is like a small park, with a sunken square along the Meijiang tributary where many local children play. In addition to the modern museum, there are also two beautiful historic buildings, and there is a lot of greenery outside the museum. . The museum is divided into three main sections: "Source and Origin", "Humanities", and "Guests' Souls". 🌟The "Source and Origin" section is a relatively traditional museum display, mainly showcasing geography and history, as well as archaeological artifacts. 🌟The humanistic and guest-oriented spirit is what sets Kebo apart, and it is also two things that children love. Basically, it combines graphic and textual explanations with models, and some even restore real scenes. There is no pressure for preschool children, and they can even tell stories based on the scenes depicted by wax figures and understand them roughly. 🌟There is a children's activity area on the second floor of the museum, and a shop on the first floor where you can eat and buy cultural and creative products. . 👶Are there any accessible elevators for pushing strollers? ⏰9:00-17:00, closed on Mondays. 💰Free admission, mobile reservation required, up to 3 people per phone (can also be scanned on site at the entrance). 🚗There is a parking lot nearby, convenient for self-driving.

The Hakka Museum, located at No. 2 Dongshan Avenue, Meijiang District, Meizhou City, is the first national museum in China that comprehensively displays the cultural origins and development of the Hakka ethnic group. The museum has a building area of ​​37,000 square meters. The entire building is like a Hakka earth building and is a good place to learn about Hakka culture.

The Meizhou General's Museum, located in the Hakka Museum of China, has a low-profile appearance. When passing by, it was thought to be a wall, which mainly introduced the Meizhou general. Since ancient times in Meizhou, since the Revolution of 1911, there have been 558 generals of Meizhou, including 13 generals, 116 lieutenants, and 429 major generals. The reputation of "the hometown of the generals" came from this. Tips: 1, General is a traditional Hakka traditional residential building built in 1946 with two-storey and two-storey bar-and-wood structure. 2, this house with an area of 550 square meters and a building area of 1,100 square meters was purchased by the government from residents. 3, free tickets