The Da Fu Di (Grand Mansion) of Nantai Village in Pingyuan, Guangdong

Built in the 29th year of the Guangxu period of the Qing Dynasty (1903), it was renovated in 2009, and was constructed by the 20th generation ancestor of the Xie family, imitating the style of Gong Fangmei. The house faces south with its back to the north, featuring two halls and two wings, with a width of 29.67 meters and a depth of 14.17 meters, covering an area of 1028.60 square meters. The main body of the house has carved screens between the columns and the hall doors, decorated with flowers, birds, insects, fish, dragons, phoenixes, and immortal cranes, etc. The door frames, the edges of the skylights, and the steps of the eaves are all made of granite strips. In June 2011, it was announced as the fourth batch of cultural relics protection units in Pingyuan County.