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Meaning of "tulou"
tulou (noun) - A term not commonly found in English. It may refer to a specialized term, a proper noun, or jargon used within a specific community or context
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- A fortified Chinese rural dwelling made from earth, unique to the Hakka in the mountainous areas in southeastern Fujian.
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The initial style of tulou building was square.
For sure we would not dare to try a tulou.
A tulou protected and housed people all the time.
It is one of the oldest and tallest tulou in China.
The tulou are a type of rural dwelling of the Hakka people.
On the last day we visited the hakka Tulou.
This is the only tulou replica outside of proper China till date.
A small grocery store in Tulou.
This is the only tulou in all Fujian with such convenient water supply.
There are three types of Tulou.
Fujian Tulou is the official name adopted by UNESCO for all dwellings of this type.
These early strongholds later evolved into Fujian Tulou.
Tulou can be found mostly in south western Fujian and southern Jiangxi provinces.
Mulan is seen living in a tulou hut, a traditional style of roundhouse.
Tulou also played in his first Heineken Cup matches, scoring one try.
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Chengqi Lou and adjacent buildings ( the Gaobei tulou cluster ), in Gaobei Village of Gaotou Township.
Fujian Tulou are traditional architectures located in Fujian Province in southeast China.
Not until the 1950s did the outside world, urban China included, even know that tulou existed.
Parts of Hakka tulou belong to the Fujian Tulou category.
At 11, he was a student of Jean-Louis Tulou at the Conservatoire de Paris.
Fujian Tulou is a traditional rural dwellings of the Hakka in Fujian region of China.
The Tulou wall.
The Fujian Tulou are traditional dwellings from southwest China built by the Hakka minority.
Lastly, the tulou were built to house entire clans.
Each tulou was " a little kingdom for the family ".
In Chinese architecture, the tulou of Fujian province are circular, communal defensive structures.
Living space in a tulou was organized vertically, a necessity in a mountainous region with limited flat land.
