Yongding Tulou Naturl History Museum

The Hakka spirit is a deposition of 5,000 years of history and culture, the honing of migration from thousands of miles, the forging of harsh environments in remote mountainous areas, the words and teachings from generations of ancestors, and the salary of Zeng Cai from the ancestors of the Keshu "origined from Si, higher than Si".

The culture and history of the Yongding Tulou are very interesting and worth watching aftertaste. Indeed, as a folk culture scenic spot, it is normal to have different sounds, so watermelon believes that if individuals prefer the natural scenery of the landscape and the interest in architecture is not too high, then Yongding Tulou is not the same. But if you really like the history and culture of architecture, Yongding Tulou is still worth seeing.

The museum has giant lame dinosaurs, super-large ichthyosaurs, giant sea lilies, etc., which can be called national treasure-class paleontological fossils, more than 500 mineral crystals, strange stones, more than 30,000 rare butterflies and more than 300 marine biological specimens, a complete variety. The museum uses modern advanced technology such as sound, light, electricity, temperature control and other innovative display methods, which are different from traditional museums. The exhibition areas are equipped with vivid images and colorful theme scenes, which integrate knowledge, fun and ornamental.

The museum is relatively large, the most impressive is the Wazi Street, not only interesting, but also contains a strong Hakka culture

The formation of Fujian Tulou is related to several famous migrations of the Chinese and Chinese in the history. During the Yongjia period in the West Jin Dynasty, the disaster of war in the north was still frequent, and natural disasters were raging. The local people moved south, which opened the prelude to the continuous migration of the Chinese and Chinese people into the country for thousands of years. The Central Plains immigrants entering southern Fujian merged with the local residents, forming the Fulao people with the characteristics of southern Fujian dialect; the Central Plains Han people who entered the mountainous area of western Fujian through Jiangxi after the transfer formed another important folk system in Fujian, the Hakka people with the characteristics of Hakka.