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Yongding Tulou, also known as earth buildings, are among the most quintessential examples of traditional architecture in Fujian Province, southeastern China. These splendid and unique ancient Chinese structures boast a profound historical heritage. They stand not only as a distinctive cultural emblem of the Hakka ethnic group but have also been inscribed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 2008. These remarkable architectural wonders served as the primary filming prototype for the renowned Chinese animated feature "Big Fish & Begonia."
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Yongding Tulou, also known as earth buildings, are among the most quintessential examples of traditional architecture in Fujian Province, southeastern China. These splendid and unique ancient Chinese structures boast a profound historical heritage. They stand not only as a distinctive cultural emblem of the Hakka ethnic group but have also been inscribed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 2008. These remarkable architectural wonders served as the primary filming prototype for the renowned Chinese animated feature "Big Fish & Begonia."