The "living fossil" of Hakka culture, not famous but highly recommended

The Hakka Plaque Culture Museum is located in Xingxianfang, Wuping County, Fujian Province. It is not very famous here, we just discovered it by chance when passing by. There are very few tourists, but it is very meaningful for understanding Chinese culture and Hakka culture. 📍Detailed address: Xingxianfang There is no museum sign at the entrance, it is located at Shudetang in the traditional cultural block of Wuping Xingxianfang. The entrance is a door that retains traditional wood carving craftsmanship. 📖: Historical background Shudetang is a mid-Qing Dynasty wooden structure ancient residential museum. It revolves around the themes of Shude and Lide, displaying Hakka plaques and highlighting the values of filial piety, kindness, thrift, respect for teachers, loyalty, humility, and prosperity in Hakka culture. 👍Most of the plaques here are collected and donated by Mr. Shi Lu, a famous collector in Wuping County. There will be explanations and explanations of the corresponding meanings next to each plaque, which is very helpful for understanding plaque culture and Chinese traditional culture. 🌟Highlights: In addition to the display of plaques of various ages and types, the architecture here is also commendable. The whole building is made of wood, with two floors up and down. When stepping on the floor, there is a creaking sound. The eaves and beams all retain carefully carved patterns, which are very delicate. I can't help but admire the exquisite craftsmanship of the past craftsmen👍