Yonggui Building

　　   Yonggui Building is situated to the north of Chaoshui Building and was constructed in the second year of the Guangxu reign of the Qing Dynasty (1876). This square earthen building faces south and measures 1,680 square meters in area, with a construction area of 3,852 square meters. It has three stories (10.29 meters high), is 41 meters wide, and 39 meters deep, with 32 rooms on each floor. It features an interior corridor layout, with four staircases and one main gate. The base wall is 0.7 meters thick. Above the main gate is embedded a square stone plaque engraved with the building’s name and a clear date. Inside the building, there is an ancestral hall designed in a “three-bay single-room” style, constructed with brick and wood, and decorated exquisitely. There is also a well located on the right side of the inner courtyard. Currently, seven households with 37 residents live here.