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ZHONG Hai-yan, LI Qiu-yu
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DOI:10.17265/2159-5836/2017.09.016
College of Humanities and Law, South China Agricultural University,Guangzhou, China
Pazhou village, which is a small village located in the southeast edge of Guangzhou, naming is because of the village resembles shape of Pipa. In periods of Song and Yuan Dynasty, it had become important geographical indication and port wharf of Guangzhou, because it is located in the main waterway. In Ming Dynasty, Pazhou Tower had become the symbol of the country in local area which was built by Guangzhou gentry. After Qing dynasty, with the raise of Ancient Huangpu Harbor, Pazhou village had a greater influence. Pazhou Tower and Temple had become well-known scenic local attractions, which was one of the “Eight Top Scenic Spots in Guangzhou”.
ancient villages, architecture, Pazhou Village
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