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In this Fujian adventure, Mike from Mike China Vlog dives into the world of the Hakka Tulou, giant earthen fortresses carved into the mountains. He stays at a mountain hotel and steps right into a village famed for its circular and rectangular tulou that once housed entire clans. The vlog explains how these buildings were designed to keep warmth in and danger out, often housing multiple generations under one protected roof. Mike chats with locals, learns about the grandma’s place inside the inner ring, and climbs the outer rings to see where families lived and traded. He notes the social fabric, from women who managed households to dialects that cross rivers as people from different branches mingle. Along the way, he samples local fruit, negotiates prices, and talks about the cultural meaning of collective living, while also hinting at the scenes’ history and architecture. The trip highlights the Hakka’s migration story, the fortress-like architecture, and the way villages like Yongd g
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