Taishan, a prominent city within the Wuyi region, is famous for its role in Chinese migration and its beautiful natural landscapes. This category covers Taishan’s cultural heritage and its significance in the broader context of Wuyi’s history.
Taishan’s villages are a living testament to history, migration, and cultural resilience. From the iconic diaolou (watchtowers) built by overseas…
For over two centuries, the Taishanese people from China have built a global legacy through migration, resilience, and cultural preservation.…
Step into the Taishan Overseas Chinese Culture Museum, and you’ll find more than just artifacts—you’ll find pieces of your story.…
Taishan Duhu (台山都斛), a hidden gem in Guangdong, invites you to reconnect with your roots and savor its rich heritage.…
The Sunning Railway (新宁铁路), built in the early 20th century by Taishan’s overseas Chinese community, stands as a remarkable testament…
Nestled at the confluence of the Datong (大同) and Duanfen (端芬) Rivers, the Haikou Port Museum in Haikou Bu (海口埠)…
Discover Qílóu Architecture in Wuyi—a stunning mix of Chinese, Southeast Asian, and European styles. These historic arcade buildings reflect cultural…
rom the bustling streets of California during the Gold Rush to the ports of Southeast Asia, Wuyi emigrants left their…
Discover the rich history and vibrant culture of Taishan (台山), known as the “First Home of Overseas Chinese” in Guangdong,…
Originally comprising only four counties—Kaiping, Xinhui, Taishan, and Enping—the region now known as Wuyi expanded in 1983 with the addition…
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