Bingyu Pavilion

Bingyutang is an overseas Chinese sister home for the elderly prepared by the Shunde Junan Shatou Tongxiang Association in Singapore. It was built in 1950 and is also known as Heling Jing'an She. Self-sooling female is commonly known as "aunt", that is, a woman who does not marry. At the most lively time, there were more than 70 self-showing women here for the elderly, and with the progress of society and the departure of most self-showing women, no one lived here. Now it is a key cultural relics in Guangdong Province.

Shatou Village is a Lingnan characteristic ancient village in Jun'an City, and Bingyutang is in the village. There are also several ancient temples nearby. We walked all the way and saw many sausage shops and hand-teared chicken shops. It seems to be very popular with locals.

This place is fun too, I heard it has been years old.

Self-combing women's culture is one of the major characteristics, and there are many authentic foods around, such as fish cake chili

This is a cultural building that displays the history of self-combing women.