Weixin Hakka Artifacts Museum

Many plants are very beautiful, but no one came, the place is a bit small, it is a pity, you can see the intention

Hakka things look good.

A private place for community gatherings for the elderly, not a tourist attraction. It used to be possible to visit, but now it doesn't seem to be open.

This is a very careful garden, there are quite a lot of Hakka cultural signs, and some Hakka farm tools and cultural relics are displayed. Although some of the exhibits are old and damaged, it can be seen that the landlord is very careful to maintain the entire garden. It is very suitable for a picnic or a tea break in this courtyard. The toilets are very clean and the pavilions have a strong atmosphere of Chinese architecture. There is a traditional barn at the entrance where you can stop and take pictures. It is a rare experience for a private garden to have this scale, and it’s great to be able to share it with the public for free! The scale of this place is small, but you can see the landlord’s intentions everywhere, you can stay for a long time to take pictures, but it is not suitable for walking and seeing flowers. I personally feel that this private garden is very generous to the public. If you look at a large corporate garden or a park, you might think that the garden is too small, but if you look at it from the perspective of private opening to the public, you can only say that the landlord is really too Buddha-inspired.