Mou's Manor | Experience the traditional Siheyuan architecture

Mou's Manor is located in Qixia City, Yantai, Shandong. It is the largest and best-preserved landlord manor in the country. It was established during the Yongzheng period of the Qing Dynasty. It is the place where the Mou Molin family lived for generations. After nearly a hundred years of expansion and construction, it has the name of a small folk palace. The traditional Siheyuan architectural complex, ancient and quaint, gives people a very simple feeling. There are hundreds of rooms inside, large and small pavilions, accounting rooms, study rooms, granaries, family banquets, Miss Embroidery Room, stage, the structure is rigorous, the courtyard is unique, the level is clear, all reflect the life of the feudal landlord class. There is a statue of Confucius in front of the private school. The private school building area is very large. There is also the first dragon inkstone in the world. Several generations of people advocate studying, "farming and reading the world, diligent and thrifty family style" pursuit of tranquility, hard work The spirit of management is vividly portrayed. The courtyard of Mou's Manor is unique and there are still many old objects left. There is a bit of a rundown feeling, both Chinese and Western classics, early phonographs and pianos, there are also purchases here, immersed in it, feel that every corner has countless fragments worth pondering. The most impressive is the tiger skin wall that has gone through the years. The pebbles are pieced together into various shapes, and the rich pattern ideas carry a very beautiful meaning.