Xu Beihong's Former Residence in Yangshuo, Guangxi.

The former residence of Xu Beihong faces east and west, with three rooms wide and four rooms deep, in a traditional courtyard layout. In 1984, the old residence was renovated, and Xu Beihong's wife Liao Jingwen personally wrote the plaque "Xu Beihong's Former Residence". In June 1936, Mr. Xu Beihong was hired to Guangxi. At that time, the county government bought this house at the request of Mr. Li Zongren and gave it to Xu Beihong for living and creation. During his time in Yangshuo, he created "Morning Song", "Headwind", "Cock Crowing in the Wind and Rain", "Qing E Ferry", "Spring Rain on the Lijiang River" and other handed down works, and engraved the "Yangshuo Tianmin" seal to express his deep affection for the people and scenery of Yangshuo. It was opened to the public in 1985. It is now a cultural relic protection unit in Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region.