Qiao s compound was restructured, where is Qiao s compound?

After the establishment of New China, in order to better protectQiao's compound, The descendants of the Qiao family donated the Qiao family compound to the stateUnder the management and protection of the state, Qiao's courtyard has become a very famous tourist attraction in Shanxi, and there are not many tourists who originally knew Qiao's compound, but after the broadcast of the TV series, its fame began to rise, so there are a lot of tourists to travel.

Honors. In 1990, it was awarded the title of National Advanced Unit of Cultural Relics and the title of Provincial Civilized Unit of Cultural Relics System.

In 1993, Qi County.

The Folk Museum was named a civilized unit by the Qixian County Party Committee.

In 1995, it was rated as one of the top ten tourist attractions in Shanxi Province by Lu Fool, and was named as a patriotic education base by the province.

In 1995, it was designated as the patriotic education base of Shanxi Province by the Provincial Party Committee and the Provincial Party Committee.

In 1996, it was named a prefecture-level civilized unit by the Prefecture Committee and Administration, and was named one of the top ten tourist attractions in Shanxi Province by the Provincial Tourism Bureau.

In 1998, it was rated as one of the top ten outstanding tourist attractions in Shanxi Province by the Provincial Tourism Association.

In 1999, it was awarded the national "Youth Civilization".

The story behind the Qiao family's compound, it turns out that this is the reason why it was not destroyed by the Japanese army.

Qiao's compound is the residence of a wealthy family in Shanxi.

happened to be in the critical period of the decline of the country and the replacement of dynasties, even if Qiao Zhiyong broke his family to save the country, after all, it was still a mirror and a failure. After the fall of the Qing Empire, the descendants of the Qiao family began to stay away from their homes, which also invisibly allowed them to escape the ruthless wars again and again, and the Qiao family's compound was thus avoided from being destroyed.

Qiaojia Courtyard is a representative of Jin Shang culture in Jinzhong, Shanxi, among which Qiaojia Courtyard "Four Halls and One Garden" includes Zhongtang, Dexing Hall, Ningshou Hall, Baoyuan Hall and Qiaojia Garden. Built in the 20th year of Qianlong in the Qing Dynasty (1755 AD), it is named after the residence of Qiao Zhiyong, a leading merchant in the Ming and Qing dynasties, and a commercial capitalist at home and abroad. The total area is more than 25,600 square meters, a total of 18 courtyards, 41 small courtyards, 731 houses, a comprehensive display of farming customs, seasons, life etiquette, Qiaojia historical materials, treasures of auspicious branches and Wu Exhibition, business customs, folk fire, clothing, food, housing and transportation, traditional Jin opera, Qi Tai Yangge, Xingyi boxing, TV series "Qiao's Courtyard" props and other 12 series of tens of thousands of cultural relics, truly reflect the Ming and Qing dynasties of the northern Han nationality folk customs and Jin Shang culture.

It is composed of two parts: Qiaojia Courtyard "Four Halls and One Garden" and Changyuanhe National Wetland Park. As one of the birthplaces of Jin Shang culture, Qiaojia Courtyard has a rich cultural connotation and a strong humanistic atmosphere, which can be said to be a living specimen of ancient dwellings.

With the exquisiteness of the architectural pattern, the inheritance of folk culture, and the charm of the spirit of Jin merchants, the Qiaojia Courtyard highlights the characteristics of the courtyard and obtains good social and economic benefits.

There are more than 5,000 precious cultural relics in the Qiaojia Courtyard, which mainly reflects the folk customs in the Jinzhong area of Shanxi; There are agricultural customs, life rituals, seasons, clothing, food, housing and transportation, business customs, and folk crafts; There are also exhibitions of Qiao's historical materials, Qiao's treasures, film and television topics, etc.

Historical value: Qiaojia Courtyard is a majestic and magnificent building group, looking at the whole courtyard, the layout is rigorous, the design is exquisite, the architecture is exquisite, the bricks and tiles are running-in, the Seiko is finely made, the dougong cornices, the colored decoration gold, the bricks and stone wood carvings, the craftsmanship is exquisite, the layout of the courtyard is overlooked from the sky, it is very similar to a symbol of the good fortune of the double "Xi" word. The compound is shaped like a castle, facing the street on three sides, surrounded by closed brick walls, which are more than three feet high, and there are shelter parapets and lookouts on the top.

The exquisiteness of the design and the fineness of the craftsmanship reflect the unique style of the Chinese Qing Dynasty residential architecture, which has a very high ornamental, scientific research and historical value, fully demonstrates the superb architectural technology level of the ancient Chinese working people, and is an unparalleled art treasure house, which is called "a pearl of northern residential architecture" by experts and scholars. Therefore, it is known as "the royal palace has the Forbidden City, and the private house looks at the Qiao family", which is famous for the three Jin Dynasty and is famous at home and abroad.

Qiao's compound is now owned by the state and belongs to the national and international cultural relics protection units;

Qiaojia Courtyard is located in Qiaojiabao Village, Qi County, Shanxi Province, it is also known as in the lead Huitang, belongs to the national 5A-level scenic spot, the national cultural relics protection unit, is an ancient house with the traditional residential architectural style of the Han people in the north;

The whole courtyard is in the shape of double happiness, divided into 6 courtyards, 20 small courtyards, 313 houses, covering a total area of 10,642 square meters, construction area of 4,175 square meters, the whole courtyard is a castle-like building, three facing the street, surrounded by a fully enclosed blue brick wall of up to more than 10 meters, and the gate is a city gate-type hole type;

Zhang Yimou's "The Red Lantern Hangs High" has made the Qiao Family Courtyard a representative of the Jin Shang Courtyard, and the hit TV series "Qiao's Courtyard" once again evokes people's memories of this Qing Dynasty house, and the Shanghai Lexicographical Publishing House, which has the exclusive publishing right, has also launched a long history of the same name as "Qiao's Courtyard".