The third place.

Tanhuadi is located on Nanguan Mosque Street in Anqing City. In the fifth year of the Yongzheng reign of the Qing Dynasty (1727), Ma Day, the eighth-generation descendant of the Ma family in Anqing, used his high school martial arts to explore the flowers. The Emperor Yongzheng awarded him a gold plaque with the words "Testing the Flowers and the First Place" and hung it high in the mansion, hence the name. It is one of the former residences of prominent officials and officials among the Hui people in Anqing City. Tanhuadi originated from the Ma family mansion in the early Ming Dynasty. Ma Yi, a descendant of Ma Hazhi, was promoted to the general army of Guangxi with military merit and eventually returned to Anqing. In order to unite the clan, when Ma Yi built the mosque, he transformed it into a public space with the functions of worship and dispute resolution. After Ma Dayong became the third grandson of the eighth generation of the Ma family, he hung the honorary plaque of "Tanhua and the first rank" on the door of the Muslim Dunyue Hall. Since then, the building has been honored as the third daughter of the Ma family, symbolizing the Ma family's success in Anqing. The prominent position in the south of the city. After years of vicissitudes, Tanhuadi has two existing buildings, maintaining the ancient charm of the Ming Dynasty's brick-and-wood beam-lifting style. Among them, the second entrance is 6 meters high and 8 meters deep, showing the simplicity and elegance of the nine-purlined front and rear corridors; the third entrance is a two-story pavilion with a height of 6.6 meters and a depth of 8 meters, with an exquisite structure. The flags, drums and stone drums on both sides of the gate are plain without lines and have fine reliefs. The patterns of dragons playing with beads and auspicious clouds complement each other, showing the superb skills of stone carving. Not far away, the "Haijiang Pillar" stone monument commemorates Ma Dayong's achievements in protecting the family and the country. Together with Tanhuadi, it reflects the glory of the Ma family.