The Yongding Tulou is a traditional building in the Hakka settlement area of Fujian Province, China, and its history can be traced back to the Ming and Qing dynasties. These multi-storey, circular or square earthen structures are hailed as "Oriental architectural Wonders" and were inscribed on the World Heritage List by UNESCO in 2008.

The Tulou is not only an architectural form but also an important carrier of Hakka culture, demonstrating the wisdom and creativity of the ancient Chinese working people. Its unique architectural structure can not only defend against foreign enemies but also adapt to the local geographical and climatic conditions.

The long history has been passed down for hundreds of years

The unique circular and square structures in architectural art

Hakka culture carries rich ethnic cultural heritage

The unique design of the defense function meets the defense requirements