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Luozhou Shangshu Mansion

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Luozhou Shangshu Mansion is located at No. 3, Jiangqiancheng, Dianqian Village, Luozhou Town, Cangshan District. It bears a horizontal plaque inscribed with “Shangshu Mansion” and is part of the former residence complex of Chen Ruolin. Originally the home of Chen Jingzeng, the third son of Chen Ruolin and the magistrate of Jiujiang, the building is connected to Cishu Pavilion (No. 2, Jiangqiancheng) via a small door, and features a movable stage in its courtyard. It was…

Luozhou Shangshu Mansion

Luozhou Shangshu Mansion is a cultural heritage site protected by Fuzhou City.

Luozhou Shangshu Mansion

Located at No. 3, Jiangqiancheng, Dianqian Village, Luozhou Town, Cangshan District, it bears a horizontal plaque inscribed with “Shangshu Mansion” and is part of the former residence complex of Chen Ruolin. Originally the home of Chen Jingzeng, the third son of Chen Ruolin and the magistrate of Jiujiang, the building is connected to Cishu Pavilion (No. 2, Jiangqiancheng) via a small door, and features a movable stage in its courtyard. It was restored with funding from the descendants of Chen Jingzeng.

Dianqian Village: The administrative area of Dianqian Village covers 0.7 square kilometers, with a total population of 1,792 and 610 households. In 2010, the village’s total output value was 281 million yuan, including 2.19 million yuan from agriculture, 233.4 million yuan from industry, and 45.41 million yuan from the tertiary sector. The village generated over 500,000 yuan in fiscal revenue, and the per capita net income was 5,029 yuan. As a demonstration village in Fuzhou’s “Double Hundred Project” for new rural construction, a municipal-level hygienic village, and a famous scenic tourism village in Fujian Province, the area boasts beautiful scenery and is known as the “Isle of a Hundred Flowers” and the “Hometown of Imperial Tutors.” … More details about Dianqian Village++

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