Located in Shangwan Village, Yangwan, Dongshan. It is a residential building of the Ming Dynasty. There are three treasures: ‘brick-carved gate tower, couplets in the hall, and stone-carved wall gate’. The bluestone stone-carved wall gate is engraved with five auspicious and festive patterns highly praised by the famous Chinese art master Liu Haisu: ‘Double Happiness Comes’, ‘Happiness on the Eaves’, ‘Heavenly Auspiciousness and Earthly Spirit’, ‘Universal Joy’, and ‘Jubilant’. There is also a 400-year-old wintersweet and a more than 300-year-old camellia. They still blossom and wither, silently witnessing the vicissitudes of the world.
Preferential policies:
Children: Children under 6 years old (inclusive) or under 1.4 meters in height (inclusive) can enter for free with valid identification documents.
Children, students, and the elderly: Minors aged 6 years old (excluding 6 years old) to 18 years old (inclusive), full-time undergraduate students and below, and the elderly aged 60 years old (inclusive) to 70 years old (exclusive) can enjoy half-price tickets with valid identification documents. (Please purchase discounted tickets at the scenic spot on your own.)
The elderly: The elderly aged 70 years old (inclusive) and above can enter for free with valid identification documents.
Military personnel: Active-duty soldiers and retired military cadres of the People’s Republic of China can enter for free with valid identification documents.
Disabled people: Disabled people and one accompanying person of severely disabled people can enter for free with valid identification documents.
Supplementary note: The above information is for reference only. The specific information is subject to the announcement of the scenic spot.
