Former Residence of Liu Jingji

The former residence of Liu Jingji, built in 1928, is a British country villa-style garden residence. It used to be the residence of British businessmen Zhengguang and foreign trade executives. After the 1980s, Liu Jingji (1902-1997), Vice Chairman of the Sixth, Seventh and Eighth National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference, lived here. This is a typical English country house garden style. The outer wall is half exposed. It is a dark red wooden frame, which is straight and rough and very eye-catching. There are also small tooth-shaped decorative blocks, which appear under the cornice in a continuous strip. Act as a thread. The tall red brick fireplace chimney in the shape of aluminum teeth is Gothic, very unique, with red tiles and double steep slopes all the way to the second floor, and a large four-slope dormer window with spires and white cement brushed walls. , The whole building is slightly L-shaped in plan. There is a brick veranda at the L-shaped concave corner in the south. The appearance is full of layers. The hallway is protruding in the middle. There is a large balcony on the second floor. There are red brick masonry corner stones. Because it is a private residence, it is not open to the public.