Yichun Jiajing

　　Yichun Jiajing refers to the Veterans Activity Center. It is situated on the northeast side of Zhufangying Village, South Chengdong Road. The street-facing section has a three-bay gate with overhanging eaves on all four sides, front and rear corridors with exposed pillars, painted and lacquered decorations, a hipped roof covered with glazed tiles, and courtyard walls on the east and west sides clad in glazed and plain barrel tiles, giving it a magnificent golden appearance. A floral-pendant gate connects the front courtyard to two rows of halls on the east and west, all featuring overhanging eaves, corridors with exposed pillars, walls made of blue bricks with precisely joined mortar joints, and 1-meter-high zoomorphic ornaments atop a 0.67-meter-high main ridge. Plain barrel tiles are used, and 24 seated and running beasts are lined up along the bargeboards. The central courtyard’s main hall is connected to the side rooms and opposite wing rooms via painted and lacquered corridors, forming a quadrangle reminiscent of Ming and Qing dynasty architecture. The rear courtyard houses a small two-story traditional-style building. On prominent interior walls within the courtyard, there are colorful narrative paintings depicting historical fiction stories such as the “Oath of the Peach Garden” and the “Yang Family Generals,” adding an elegant and classic charm to the structure. Various classically styled lamps are arranged in the rooms and courtyards, creating a serene and beautiful environment.