Liu's Manor Museum Review

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Given Liu Wencai's high popularity, it is worth a look. Liu's Manor can reflect the living conditions of the landowner class at that time, and can compare the living conditions of ordinary people at that time. Its comfort level is difficult to reach even today's rich.

Entering inside, I really felt the shock. The place is one of them. Just looking at the carved beams and painting buildings and ancient trees and antiques left over now highlights the luxury of the main people living in it at the time. Then I visited the sculpture portrait exhibition hall and lamented the injustice of fate.

Feeling good, experience the lifestyle of the ancients~ feel good, experience the lifestyle of the ancients~ feel good, experience the lifestyle of the ancients~ feel good, experience the lifestyle of the ancients~

Beautiful environment, strong historical heritage, is a good place for leisure and entertainment, weekends with children can also carry out patriotic education, many people, adults, children, strolling on the boulevard is very pleasant

Liu's Manor Museum: Located in Dayi County, Chengdu, 50 kilometers away from Chengdu, it was originally a private residence of Liu Wencai, a landowner in western Sichuan. It is also one of the best preserved feudal landowners in China. Renting House: landlord's bucket, cannibal mouth, ......

I went on the weekend. It was the second time. There were not many people. The traffic was very convenient. The manor was large and distinctive. The fare was not expensive. It was suitable for passing the time and understanding some things in the Republic of China.