Former Residence of Yang Amiao

Yang A-miao, named Jiazhong, an overseas Chinese from the Philippines, the house was built in the 20th year of Guangxu in the Qing Dynasty (1894), and it was completed in Xuantong's Xinhai year (1911), which lasted 18 years. There is a set of guards on each side. The Dashicheng in front of the house is surrounded by three brick walls, and a large courtyard is built in front of the main building. The whole building looks elegant, spacious and bright. Inside and outside the house, the walls, under the eaves, between the walls, capitals and doors and windows are decorated with very fine wood carvings, brick carvings, lacquer carvings, ash carvings and diabase and granite stone carvings. Using openwork, relief and peace carving techniques, a large number of rare birds and animals, flowers, birds and fish, landscape figures, stories of the Three Kingdoms, Bogu patterns, and ancient paintings and calligraphy of Tang Yanzhenqing, Song Sushi, Ming Zhang Ruitu, Qing Wulu and so on are carved on the hall walls. Home calligraphy art work. The whole building is magnificent, which is rare in southern Fujian folk architecture. The former residence of Yang A Miao is not only famous for its magnificent architectural carvings, but also the carvings and paintings in the architectural details are the fine works of southern Fujian architecture. The artistic works of ancient calligraphers and painters such as Lu.