Nanfeng Ancient Kiln

Nanfeng Ancient Kiln, originating from the ancient porcelain kilns of the Ming Dynasty, has a history of over 500 years and still fires twice a year. The large banyan tree beside the kiln has a peculiar shape, and a descendant of the banyan tree has taken root on the second floor. Behind the ancient kiln is a section of Ming and Qing residential buildings, which are fairly well-preserved. The last picture shows ancient horse mangers collected by people from Shunde from all over the country, all with a history of over a thousand years, arranged into a waterfall.