Thought it was a tower; turns out it’s called a font library
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This post was last edited by Desert Fish on 2018-3-5 at 17:58. The ancients said that Chinese characters had a life of their own; the books written by ancient scholars, or the pieces of paper on which they wrote, were never discarded carelessly. Instead, they were gathered together and buried or burned, which was referred to as character mounds or character repositories. Only yesterday, while visiting Luodai Ancient Town, did I believe it when I saw the character library!
Respect for the words, regardless of who wrote them.
There is some similarity; Luodai Ancient Town is primarily characterized by Hakka culture.
Add a couple more pictures to create a promotional post for [HaiChuan Reunion Year]
Map of Character Libraries in Yanting County, Sichuan Province
Are there so many font libraries in Yanting? The homeland of Confucius and Mencius as well