Former Residence of Li Guangdi
The former residence of Li Guangdi is a cultural tourism attraction.
Introduction The former residence of Li Guangdi is located in Huer Village, Hutou Town, Anxi County. Originally built in the 37th year of the Kangxi reign (1698 AD), it served as the residence of Li Guangdi, who was both a Grand Secretary of the Wenyuan Pavilion and Minister of Personnel. The building covers an area of 3,120 square meters. In 1986, overseas relatives from the Li family funded its restoration. Transportation You can take a long-distance bus from Quanzhou to Anxi, then transfer to a bus heading to Hutou Town. Ticket/Opening Hours 15 RMB Nearby Attractions QingShuiyan
Quanzhou, Fujian
Li Guangdi (1642–1718), courtesy name Jinqing, style name Hou’an, also known as Rongcun, was a native of Hutou in Anxi, Quanzhou. He was a descendant of Li Boyao, a pioneer in opening up Zhangzhou and a General Fu Sheng. His ancestral family originated from Dudo Village, Punan Town, Xiangcheng District, Zhangzhou City. Later, guided by the feng shui master Huang Miaoying, his ancestors relocated Li Boyao’s tomb to Dudo and, following Huang's advice, settled in Hutou (there’s more to this story).
In the ninth year of the Kangxi reign during the Qing Dynasty (1670), he passed the imperial examination and became a Hanlin academician, eventually rising to the position of Grand Secretary of the Wenyuan Pavilion and Minister of Personnel. During his official career, he achieved remarkable political accomplishments and made great contributions. Emperor Kangxi conferred upon him an imperial plaque on three occasions... More details about Li Guangdi++
Hutou Town: Hutou Town is a “Provincial-Level Historic and Cultural Town,” once known as the “Little Quanzhou” in ancient times. The town has one finance and economics vocational school, four middle schools, one vocational high school, and 26 primary schools, with a total of 17,557 students enrolled in 2002.
From 2001 to 2002, Hutou Town adhered to the focus on economic development, actively advancing two key initiatives: new industrialization and rural urbanization. It implemented strategies for small-town development, science and technology-driven growth, governance by law and virtue, and sustainable development. The town vigorously fostered and supported five pillar industries: steel, cement, garments, food processing, and tourism services... More details about Hutou Town++
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