I dare say it's a little-known and serene place that most people in Shenzhen don't know about

Suitable for photography and a new experience of free child-walking 200 years of cultural history This is a Hakka castle-style enclosed house built in the Daoguang year of 1825, with a layout consisting of three halls, two wings, four corner towers, an inverted seat, a rear dragon enclosure, and two extending 'hand' houses. There is a semi-circular pond in front and small hills surrounding it. I have never seen such a design before, and I admire the ancient wisdom and unique layout. Traditional culture x cultural innovation Some cultural innovations have been integrated into the Hakka enclosed house, including illustration exhibitions, gallery cafes, intangible cultural heritage sugar painting, tea brewing around the stove, as well as markets and some hands-on experiences (woodworking, clay, which are more suitable for children). Market activities There are market activities every day, and a small number of restaurants. The commercial atmosphere is not very strong on-site, the place is quiet and distinctive. Shenzhen is not just a few ancient towns, it's also okay to bring children here to see, and the photos are also very beautiful, suitable for wearing Hanfu Daitian Craftsman Cultural Village Line 16 Longdong Station A3 exit P There is a parking lot inside, RMB5+1 The place is remote, the overall area is not very large, it is recommended to come by when nearby. Nearby attractions: Zhaobei Country Park Forest Kingdom Parent-Child Paradise Longyuan Longgang River Bidi Longgang Children's Park