Nanjing Tulou

the Earthen Building in Fujian Province, distributed in Fujian and Guangdong provinces, mainly includes Yongding tulou in Longyan City, Nanjing tulou, Hua'an tulou [2] [3], Pinghe tulou [4], Zhao'an tulou, Yunxiao tulou, Zhangpu tulou and Quanzhou tulou in Zhangzhou City

the Earthen Building in Fujian Province was born in the Song and Yuan Dynasties, and matured in the late Ming, Qing and Republic of China. The Tulou is built on stone as the foundation and raw soil as the main material. It is layered and compacted in a staggered manner, with bamboo and wood used as wall bones for pulling. Wooden anchoring is used at T-shaped intersections. The Earthen Building in Fujian Province is square or round, mainly round, and like pearls, it is scattered among the green water and green mountains in the southwest of Fujian. The Earthen Building in Fujian Province follows the oriental philosophy of "harmony between man and nature". It is based on local materials, selected from the mountain or along the stream. The architectural style is simple and straightforward, beautiful and unique in form, appropriate in scale, complete and practical in function. It complements green mountains, green water, and pastoral scenery, forming a suitable living environment and a landscape of harmony and unity between man and nature