The ancient town of Luodai on a sunny day is truly a place worth visiting

Luodai Town was established during the Three Kingdoms period of the Shu Han dynasty, and its layout of one street and seven alleys has remained unchanged for over a thousand years. It is also the most well-preserved Hakka ancient town in the suburbs of Chengdu, with more than 500,000 square meters of Ming and Qing Hakka architectural complexes, including the 'Four Great Guild Halls' which are national key cultural relics protection units, and more than 50 various Hakka ancestral hall exhibition halls such as the Sichuan Hakka Family Style Museum. 'Ba Yezi Yan' captures the taste of Western Sichuan, and 'Bai Kejia Hua' carries the ancient sounds of the Central Plains. Inside the Guangdong Guild Hall of Luodai Ancient Town, a pair of couplets full of charm vividly portrays the spirit of the Hakka people who, after taking root in Sichuan, have integrated into the Bashu culture while steadfastly adhering to their ancestral teachings and preserving their own culture. The lifestyle of 'Ba Yezi Yan', which is very characteristic of Sichuan, and 'Bai Kejia Hua', which evolved from the Sichuan dialect 'Bai Longmen Zhen', fully reflect this integration and adherence. 'Xiang Mo Ge, You Mo Ge!' In the ancient town of Luodai at the foot of Longquan Mountain on the eastern outskirts of Chengdu, Sichuan, you can always hear such pleasant Hakka phrases, which convey the beautiful wish of the Hakka people for 'all your dreams to come true'. For thousands of years, these Hakka people from other places have traveled over mountains and rivers, and after hundreds of years of reproduction, they have formed a unique Hakka custom and culture in Luodai Ancient Town, which is known as 'the first Hakka town in Western China' and 'Luodai of the world, forever Hakka'.