Ambassadors’ Pagoda

In the ancient town of Hoi An, there are many traditional Chinese-style clubhouses, of which the largest is Guangzhao Clubhouse. The clubhouse is the former Chamber of Commerce abroad, so it has a very important status. The size of the clubhouse is also a symbol of local wealth. The clubhouse has to collect tickets separately, which is pretty on sunny days.

The Guangzhao Assembly Hall is the closest to Nihonbashi, west of the ancient town of Hoi An. It should be a Guandi Temple, which is for Guan Shengdijun and his horses. The area is small, the ancient building is very southern, and the tourists are like weaving. Be patient in taking pictures.

Guangzhao Assembly Hall, the four characters of the "Guangzhao Assembly Hall" on the door is very kind, and you will never miss it on the main road to the east of Yuanqiao. As the name implies, it is the assembly hall of Guangfu and Zhaoqing people. The scale is not as large as the Fujian Assembly Hall, but it is very delicate. The Kowloon sculpture in the back garden is stunning, and there is a five-sheep sculpture exactly the same as the Yuexiu Park. It can be seen that the Chinese in Hoi An have been working hard to inherit and protect the valuable culture left by their ancestors. We see that there are also craftsmen depicting the gold medal in the hall. To buy Hoi An Pass to enter, 120,000 dong per person, you can visit 5 attractions.

Hui'an Ancient City. Located in Danang, Vietnam, there are four scenic spots in the ancient city. Guangzhao Guild Hall is the most typical representative. Hui'an was the earliest place for Chinese to settle down, so there were many Chinese Chambers of Commerce here. Guangzhao Guild Hall was the largest and best preserved. Ancient Chinese architecture is worth exploring.

There are many overseas Chinese living in Fujian and Guangdong, so there are Chinese, Fujian, Guangzhao and other clan halls in the town. There are also Chinese learning classes. The Chinese cultural characteristics are very obvious. From the architectural style and layout, it is almost the same as the ancient towns in the south of China (except for tourists, I haven't heard to speak Chinese in the streets). Unexpectedly, the dinner was Yuntong noodles in Fujian, because I saw the shop's Chinese sign, so cordial of course to help. From the shopkeeper's uncle's mouth, we know that his family is the descendant of overseas Chinese in Fujian, and has been rooted in this place for several generations. He is a catering craft learned from his friends in his hometown.

Guangzhao Guild Hall is a temple-type building left by Guangdong people in Hui'an, Vietnam. It covers a small area, but its layout and decoration are very Guangdong-flavored. There are many public sculptures and pottery sculptures in it. It was also a place for overseas Chinese gathering in Guangdong, and now it is one of the most representative ancient buildings in Hui'an.

Guangzhao Guild Hall is the most famous scenic spot in Huian. Entering the hall will have a dream back to the Tang Dynasty feeling, the hall is very simple, all kinds of sculptures are lifelike, the pictures on the wall have a sense of deja vu. Where there is a Chinese flavor, the characters are also Chinese characters, and the flowers, plants and trees are very cordial.