Ruins of the Landlord’s Old Mansion

　　Near the Yueba Conservation Station stands the ruins of a wealthy Qing Dynasty residence renowned for its architectural artistry and grand scale, known as the “Flower House.” The structure consists of a central courtyard with two halls, four rows of wing rooms, and requires passing through four gates to reach the rear courtyard. The front gate is a stone portal, flanked by two stone lions in the past. Built with a brick-and-wood structure, the mansion features delicate craftsmanship and ingenious design. Its double-eaved roof, carved beams, and painted rafters exude a strong sense of grandeur, making it highly valuable for the study of ancient residential architecture.