Hui-Style Folk House: A Glimpse into Historical Huizhou Architecture
Explore the unique Hui-style folk houses, crafted by the residents of Historical Huizhou (modern-day Huangshan and Xuancheng in Anhui, and parts of Jiangxi Province). Characterized by their striking black tiles and white walls, these houses often feature skylights to control sunlight. Originally thriving in Huizhou, this architectural style spread to major towns along the Yangtze River, merging tradition with practicality. Discover the beauty and history of these structures that reflect the rich cultural heritage of the Hui people.
Hui-Style Folk House: A Glimpse into Historical Huizhou Architecture
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Hui-style Folk House!! By: Brennen Perkins & Gage Duncan
Where was the building made!! An Hui Province
Some Characteristics!! • It was created in past by the people who lived in the Historical Huizhou ( today Huangshan City and Xuancheng City of Anhui, and also part of Jiangxi Province.)
Some Facts!! • Hui style soon left the Huizhou and was introduced to big towns along the Yangtze River. • Normally the houses have skylights, to block out the sun light. • The houses normally have black tiles and white walls.
Some Pictures of it… 徽派民居