Wangxijue Former Residence

Wang Xijue's former residence is located on Xinhua Road in Taicang City, Suzhou. It is the mansion of Wang Xijue, the first auxiliary of the Ming Dynasty. The mansion was built in the Ming Dynasty. There are high gate buildings and deep courtyards. I feel that there are many such elegant style buildings in Jiangnan.

The attractions in Taicang City can be summarized as the second garden, the second former residence, the first hall. Lushan Garden, South Garden, Zhang Shu's former residence, Wang Xijue's former residence, Taicang Museum. Suzhou Taicang [Zhang Yu's Former Residence], built in the early years of tomorrow, the existing three-in-one combination horse-walking house is a more complete Ming Dynasty building. [Jiangnan Silk Bamboo Hall] is part of Zhang Yu's former residence, with an ancient stage. [Wang Xijue's former residence] was built in the Ming Wanli period, and the existing door house "Taishidi" and Wang's Ancestral Temple Sanjin. There are two pieces of calligraphy stone carvings in the Yuan Dynasty.

Wang Xijue was the first auxiliary of the Ming Wanli Dynasty. Its building was built in the Wanli years. There is a door building with five wide faces and two halls. The door building-style hall is unique in Jiangsu and Zhejiang provinces.

Wang Xijue's former residence is located at No. 60 Xinhua East Road, Chengxiang Town, Taicang City, Suzhou. It was built in the Ming Dynasty for thousands of years. The existing door house and Wang's Ancestral Hall are three-in, the door floor is five, and the hall is left and right for the upper and lower two floors. This style of the door building is unique in Jiangsu and Zhejiang. The building was the mansion of Wang Xijue, the first auxiliary of Wanli in the Ming Dynasty.

Wang Xijue's former residence is located at No. 60 Xinhua East Road, Taicang, an ancient building in the Ming Dynasty, and the first owner of the house was Xiangguo during the Ming Wanli period. Wang's family has a generation of talents, including one of the founders of the "Lijiang Painting School" is also a descendant of the Wang family, so the building has a high cultural and historical value.