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Xintuan Drum TowerXintuan Drum Tower is an octagon shaped tower with a multi-eave pyramid roof, 11 stories and stands 24.37 meters high, covering an area of 136 sq. meters. It is named Lou Dou Pe in Dong language, and means ¡°The Faith Group Drum Tower¡± in Chinese. It belongs to the clans of Bai and Ma and was first built in the 18th century and rebuilt in 1982 by the carpenter Lu Jixian from Tang¡¯an.

Zhituan Drum TowerT This octagonal pagoda style multi-eave drum tower with a Chinese hip-and-gable roof has 9 stories and stands 16.27 meters high, covering an area of 127 sq. meters.It is named Lou Dou Men in Dong language, means ¡°The Wisdom Group¡± Drum Tower in Chinese.It belongs to the clans of Meng and Xia. It was first built in the 18th century and rebuilt in 1982 by the carpenter Zhang Gengyin who migrated to Zhaoxing from afar.

Lituan Drum TowerThis octagonal pagoda style multi-eave drum tower with a pyramid roof has 13 stories, is 21.37 meters high and covers an area of 133 sq. meters. It is named Lou Den in Dong language, and means ¡°The Propriety Group Drum Tower¡± in Chinese, belonging to the clans of Ying, Man and Deng. First built in the 17th century, it is the oldest one in the village.It was rebuilt in 1982 by the carpenter Lu Wenli from Jitang.

Yituan Drum Tower This octagonal pagoda style multi-eave drum tower with a pyramid roof of 11 stories stands 23.36 meters high and covers an area of 144 sq. meters. In Dong language it is called Lou Dian Ge, and in Chinese it means ¡°The Righteousness Group Drum Tower¡±. It belongs to the clans of Man, Yuan and Long.It was first built in the 18th century and rebuilt in 1982 by the carpenter Lu Jixian from Tang¡¯an.

Rentuan Drum TowerRentuan Drum Tower is an octagonal pagoda style multi-eave tower with a pyramid roof, 7 stories and 21.7 meters high covering an area of 104 sq. meters. In Dong language it is called Lou Gao Zai, and in Chinese it means ¡°The Benevolence Group Drum Tower¡±. The drum tower belongs to the clans of Yuan, Ma, Long and Deng who migrated from other groups.It was the last drum tower built in Zhaoxing, originally constructed in the 19th century and rebuilt in 1982 by the carpenter Lu Jixian from Tang¡¯an.It forms a triangular pattern with the neighboring roofed bridge and theatre stage.

ΪÁËÈúóÈ˼ÇסÕâ¶ÎÀúÊ·Ó붱¼ÒÈ˵ÄÔâÓö£¬µ±µØÈËÿÄê¼á³ÖÓÃʯ»Ò½¬½«ÑÒÉϵĴó×ÖÌî°×£¬Ê¹ÆäÇåÎú¿É±ç¡£Brief Introduction to the Stone InscriptionTwo large Chinese characters ¡°Guo Hua¡± have been strikingly engraved on the cliff rock face of a hill in the fields opposite to Pilin village. The two characters mean ¡°enlightenment by passing by¡±.Each character is two meters high and wide, and clearly visible from 1 km away. Two lines of small characters ¡°Written by Deng Zilong in the 15th year of the Emperor Wanli¡± (1583) were also written boldly at the right side of the big characters.The writer Deng Zilong was a general of Ming Dynasty who once led his army put down Dong people¡¯s uprising initiated by the ethnic hero Wu Mian.In order to preserve this history and the fate of Dong Minority the local people whiten the characters with white lime every year to keep it visible.

Brief Introduction to the Gaojin Historic Theatre StageThe Gaojin Historic Stage is located in the middle of Gaojin Dong village, Maogong town. It was first built during the years of Qianlong Emperor (1736-1796) of the Qing Dynasty, having a history of more than 200 years. It was formed with 3 main parts: the performance platform, the side building, and the audience ground. The main stage is the place where the ethnic drama is performed. The two buildings on the side of the stage and the pebble paved audience ground in front of the stage is the place where the audience watched performance. Since June, 2006 it has been classified in the provincial list of major historical and cultural sites for protection.

Brief Introduction to Grain StorehousesDong people used to cultivate glutinous rice and usually built wooden storehouses on the outskirts of their village, sometimes above water. They were used for storage of grain and other important perishables, hence they are called ¡°Grain Storehouses¡±.Their function is to protect against fire, mice, and ants.[<i> ±¾Ìû×îºóÓÉ siryoung ÓÚ 2007-9-13 10:38 ±à¼­ </i>]

Wu Wencai¡¯s LifeWu Wencai £¨1798¡ª1845£©was born at Ladong Dong village of Maogong town to an ethnic Dong peasant family.He is the originator of Dong ethnic Opera.During his childhood, he displayed great cleverness and was eager to learn. After his studies at an old-style private school, he had a great knowledge of Chinese characters, and was called a ¡°folk scholar¡±.When he was 12 years old, he was invited to attend the local elders¡¯ parliament as a young member. It¡¯s said that Wencai had the gift of gab and was especially good at singing and creating songs. When he was 20 years old, he had become a master at song writing and was honored as the ¡°King of Song¡±. When Wencai was 30 years old, he withdrew from the elders¡¯ parliament to focus single mindedly on studying and writing opera. First he translated the two Chinese dramas ¡°Xugang Resists the Tang Government¡± and ¡°Double Plum Blossom¡± into Dong language and adapted them as Dong dramas ¡°Lidan and Fengjiao¡± and ¡°Mei Liangyu¡±. After writing the dramas, he designed the vocal music and actions and taught young girls and boys to perform it.From its first performance the ethnic opera was warmly welcomed.From that time on Dong people continued to have their own ethnic opera, and ethnic dramas spread throughout the whole southern Dong dialect area.