The secret place of Guangfulin submerged in water and the ancient residence of the Prime Minister of Ming Dynasty moved to Jiangxi

The hotel lobby is a rebuilt Jinshi Jidi Mansion from Guixi, Jiangxi, with a history of more than 500 years. It was the former residence of Xia Yan, the Prime Minister of the Ming Dynasty, so it was named "Prime Minister's Mansion Hotel" Hotel style: The hotel covers an area of ​​about 40,000 square meters and is in a new Chinese style. It is mainly composed of blue tiles and white walls, integrating the Hui style and Su gardens with modern style and has a strong cultural atmosphere. Hotel History: The hotel lobby is an ancient Ming Dynasty house in Guixi, Jiangxi Province. It was rebuilt after the original residence of Xia Yan, the prime minister of the Ming Dynasty. Local craftsmen were specially invited to restore it, using only mortise and tenon joints to form a seamless whole. According to experts, the ancient house is made up of 65 golden nanmu trees, tung trees and fir trees. Golden nanmu trees account for 70% of the ancient house. Two of the golden nanmu trees have a diameter of 62 cm. The whole body of golden nanmu has a fragrance, with straight texture and fine structure. In the sun, it sparkles with golden threads and has a light and elegant fragrance. Room Facilities: The hotel has more than 160 guest rooms, all with independent landscape balconies. Among them, there are more than 40 loft rooms with unique styles, which are both fashionable and classic. The living rooms in the garden view rooms make the guests' lives full of elegance. Among them, more than 40 loft double-story rooms allow people to immerse themselves in the living environment of ancient dignitaries. A window, a lamp and a cup of tea all create the atmosphere of ancient literati. "The girl picked one and looked at it attentively, saying it was the flower of success in the spring breeze." These two lines of poetry are taken from the seven-character quatrain "Qujiang Red Apricot" by the Tang Dynasty poet Zheng Gu. The "flower of success" in the poem is apricot flower. The hotel's logo is a modern interpretation of an apricot flower, which contains specific cultural connotations.