The ancient residence in Dongyang that nobody inquires about

Baitan Village is located on the bank of Baixi River, where more than forty ancient buildings from the late Qing period and the Republic of China are scattered throughout the old village. Among them, the most notable are the Fuyu Hall and the Wuben Hall. However, the distribution of ancient buildings in the village is scattered, and many red brick houses have been built, coupled with the lack of signs. I took the wrong turn twice in the village and had to ask two people before finally seeing the Fuyu Hall at the end of an old street, which has become a recreation center for the elderly. Inside the hall, the elderly were lively, reading books, playing cards, and watching TV. On one side of the Fuyu Hall, there are still people living in the wing rooms, and the wood carvings are indeed exquisite. After leaving the Fuyu Hall, I originally wanted to look for the Wuben Hall. I asked the owner of a shop, who was not very clear, saying it should be in Baitan Village II. But as it got late, I decided to return.