Ce Chinois nous fait visiter le village de ses ancêtres à l'abandon

What does it truly mean to grow up inside a Hakka fortress? Today, we have the privilege of hearing the story of Ye Chunhua, who spent his childhood in the heart of a Weilongwu, one of the Hakka villages of southern China. Welcome to a rare glimpse into a social and architectural structure unique in the world. Through his testimony, we discover the inner workings of Hakka community life. Imagine hundreds of people living under the same roof, sharing courtyards and a millennia-old social organization. We will explore: Daily life in the village: The organization of spaces, the solidarity between families, and childhood memories within the mud-brick walls. Hakka identity: What defines this migratory people, their language, their values ​​of resilience, and their profound sense of family lineage. The Unique Architecture of Weilongwu 📸 TO LEARN MORE: If this story resonated with you and you'd like to learn more about the architecture and cultures of southern China, support my work by subscribing! 🎉 JOIN THE COMMUNITY: If you're passionate about Asian cultures, traditional architecture, or travel photography, subscribe and turn on notifications so you don't miss any of my upcoming explorations! 📸 MY PORTFOLIO: http://lucasgangneux.com/ 🗺️ MY CHINA GUIDES: https://payhip.com/LucasInChina MY INSTAGRAM:   / lucas_inchina