The strongest "nail house" in Guangdong is opposite Tencent Building. I'll buy whoever dares to tear it down! What was the result?

Still safe! Although China has developed rapidly in recent years, buildings are being demolished in many places, and the life of modern science and technology is becoming more and more satisfactory. Demolition of houses is also a bit tricky. For example, Guangdong, the strongest "nail house", is not short of money at all. They pay more attention to family culture, which is the foundation of China. Does anyone not understand this?

China is a country of great filial piety, and has always respected and passed on traditional culture. Therefore, it is really not easy to demolish this ancestral hall with a history of more than 700 years. It is opposite Tencent Building. This ancestral hall can be traced back to the Qing Dynasty, with an area of 380 square meters and coordinates from southwest to northeast.

The Zheng family was established, and the ancestors married and had children. The Zheng family was founded in the late Song Dynasty and early Yuan Dynasty. At that time, the Zheng family settled in Nantou. You may not know that in ancient times, the south of China was more stable than the north, because the north was more war. At this time, the Zheng family also came to settle here. After they settled here, they reclaimed wasteland, got married and had children here, so they have settled here for generations, and the family group has been growing.

It is said that the Zheng family in this vein has a history of more than 700 years. Here, the ancestral hall, like the ancestral hall, is a symbol of the ancient patriarchal clan system. For example, the ancestors and descendants of the Zheng family's weddings, funerals and birthdays are all held in the ancestral hall. The Zheng ancestral hall, which contains family stories, is naturally not so easy for dealers to dismantle.

The Zheng family did not stay, but lived in Dachong Village. Although the history of Zheng ancestral hall is so long and passed down from generation to generation, it is indeed well preserved. It is also because after hundreds of years, members of the Zheng family no longer live in ancestral halls, and most members of the Zheng family live in Dachong Village. With the reform and opening up, we also know that Shenzhen is facing great reforms. For Zheng Jia, who lives in Dachong Village, this is also a project that needs to be relocated.

So the Zheng family moved away, but this ancestral hall still stands here. As an ancient building and cultural heritage, once demolished, it is very disrespectful to history. Although many developers wanted to come here to demolish the ancestral temple at a high price before, after all, this is a place with precious land, but they couldn't do it in the end.

The statement issued by the Zheng family can be understood as the ancestral hall is determined not to be demolished. What has been handed down from generation to generation in China people's bones should be maintained at all costs. Similarly, it belongs to the Zheng ancestral hall, which has been circulating for hundreds of years. Naturally, future generations will not tolerate being easily destroyed by modern reforms. Therefore, although many developers moved the belief of making money and wanted to tear down this ancestral hall, they finally had no choice but to buy it. In the long run, it is also a decision to dismantle the ancestral temple.

One is history and the other is modernity. The ancients built it and later generations maintained it. Naturally, the Zheng family is still passed down like culture. After urban planning, great changes have taken place in many villages in Shenzhen, and various high-rise buildings have sprung up. Obviously, this official ancestral temple is out of tune with the style here, but in China, it is still a very traditional country after all. Isn't it a valuable asset to have such an ancient building and such a cultural heritage?

To sum up, the Zhengjia ancestral hall has never been demolished, and it has always been regarded as the strongest nail house in Guangdong in the eyes of most people. After all, in a place like Shenzhen, it will cost a lot of money if this ancestral hall can be demolished for compensation, which is also a great benefit for the descendants of the Zheng family!

1, money is not everything, honor is more important, but in this world, not everyone will do everything for money. For example, for Zheng's descendants, they are very proud of Zheng's ancestral hall. How many such ancestral temples can China keep, and they are still in such a busy downtown area? This is a great honor, and the descendants of the Zheng family are also full of honor.

2. Historical relics are also supported by the state. On the one hand, it is the persistence of Zheng's descendants to this ancestral temple, and it is also a valuable asset of the country. After all, such wealth, after more than 700 years, can still preserve such a well-preserved ancestral temple, which is itself a kind of wealth. Why not cherish it? In this fame-seeking society, money is important, but cultural relics are unique, and money is only a way for future generations to transfer their lives. No matter how much money you have, can you keep the time? So how much is an ancient building with a history of more than 700 years worth? Is this simply measured by modern valuation?

3. Warn future generations and respect cultural relics and ancestral culture. In this impetuous society, people can really do anything to have fun and earn more money. Many people in China are in a state of sneering at our cultural relics and the traditional culture left by our ancestors. The real society is the development of science and technology, which is not wrong, but it doesn't mean that all ancient buildings and cultures have to be demolished, which in itself is a kind of imprisonment.

I believe that in China, except for the descendants of the Zheng family who oppose the demolition and construction here, the vast majority of people who are patriotic and respect culture still want to be preserved. It seems that this society can do anything as long as it has money, but sometimes, in the face of life, antique culture and so on, we must not impulsively use money to measure it.

Moreover, the descendants of Zheng were born and raised in Shenzhen, which happened to meet the great development of Shenzhen's reform. This in itself is a great opportunity for the descendants of the Zheng family. Maybe they are not short of money at all. Before you want to buy each other, you may have to weigh the money in your hand, or your own money doesn't match at all. How can you say you can buy it?

I have to say, "I'll buy it if anyone dares to tear it down." This is really not empty talk, but more of a strength. Once you dare to act, naturally, our side will also take corresponding measures. Since ancient times, Zheng's descendants have a huge family group, and those with outstanding ability really don't care about dealers. what do you think? what do you think?