A hundred-year-old house hides a hundred-meter secret passage, which has been guarded by six generations of guardians. What are the secrets when faced with demolition?

Because China has a very long history, there are many buildings with profound historical and cultural background in our country. Through these buildings, we can also have a certain understanding of the past society. Once upon a time, there was such a century-old house in Xi 'an. In this house, there was a secret passage 100 meters long. In this old house that has been handed down for six generations, there is another unknown secret. In the process of demolition, the secret of the old house can reappear in the world. So, what's the secret behind this old house?

As the most famous historical and cultural city in China, Xi 'an has many precious historical sites, and Dongmutou Street is the most famous market in this city. In this street, the historical life of old Xi 'an has been completely preserved. For Xi people, this is a place they have been very familiar with since childhood. However, with the advancement of modernization, Xi 'an has also begun the expansion and reform of the city. At this time, this market is also facing the fate of being demolished. In this demolition process, a century-old house has become the object of everyone's attention.

For general demolition activities, it is inevitable to demolish some houses. However, because there are unknown secrets behind this century-old house, the inheritors of the old house also feel very helpless. In this case, in order to maintain the existence of the house, Li Ting, the sixth generation guardian of the old house, had to explain the mysterious story behind the old house.

This old house was built in Guangxu period of Qing Dynasty. It was originally the residence of the magistrate in the Qing Dynasty, and the overseers also settled here during the Republic of China. With the changes of the times, this old house was also bought by the ancestors of the Li family. Since then, this house has become the residence of the Li family.

As can be seen from the appearance, this old house is very beautiful, and its antique architectural features have become a rare architectural style in modern society. Although this old house is a little shabby compared with the buildings in modern society, its construction time of more than 100 years also proves to us that the structure of this old house is very solid. In the past, this old house was famous in the local area because of its large scale. Once, this old house also appeared on TV. Now that the old house is facing demolition, the Li family is also very reluctant. In order to attract the attention of relevant departments, Li Ting also told everyone the secret of the old house.

It turns out that Li Ting's great-grandfather built a secret passage in his old house in order to protect the safety of his family. Not only that, in the later period of War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression, this article also helped the residents of Dongmu escape from the war. It can be said that this article is also a cultural relic with a history of one hundred years. According to Li Ting's description, when he was a child, he would often come to the secret passage to play. Although the length of the secret passage has not been actually measured, it is estimated that it is several hundred meters long. In this mysterious cave, there are also three air outlets, which are convenient for people to hide in the secret passage and breathe fresh air.

Now, with the advance of the demolition project, the secret passage has been blocked by a third, which has become a worry for the Li family. In this way, in order to protect the whole Li family's old house and this special secret passage, Li Ting finally decided to tell the secret that guarded the six generations.

Conclusion:

As can be seen from the above introduction, there are many historical stories behind this secret passage. The reason why Li Ting took the initiative to ask for the protection of the secret passage and my old house is actually because the whole family has different feelings for this house. In fact, it is essential for every city to protect these old buildings. Although sometimes modern construction will cause some damage to our ancient buildings, in the long run, if these buildings representing the historical and cultural heritage of the city can be preserved, it will be a huge spiritual wealth.