Located in Yangwan Shangwan Village, Dongshan, this Ming Dynasty residential complex is renowned for its ‘three treasures’: brick carving gate towers, hall couplets, and stone-carved wall gates. The stone-carved wall gate is adorned with five auspicious and festive patterns highly praised by the famous Chinese art master Liu Haisu, including ‘Double Happiness’, ‘Joy Above the Eaves’, ‘Heavenly Auspiciousness and Earthly Spirit’, ‘Universal Joy’, and ‘Rejoicing in Heaven and on Earth’.
There are also a four-hundred-year-old wintersweet and a three-hundred-year-old camellia, both still blooming and withering silently, witnessing the vicissitudes of human life. Preferential Policies: Children: Children aged 6 years (inclusive) or under 1.4 meters (inclusive) in height enter for free with valid identification. Free for children, students, and the elderly: Minors aged 6 years (exclusive) to 18 years (inclusive), full-time university undergraduates and below, and elderly individuals aged 60 years (inclusive) to 70 years (exclusive) enjoy half-price tickets with valid identification (discounted tickets must be purchased at the scenic area). Half-price for the elderly: Elderly individuals aged 70 years (inclusive) and above enter for free with valid identification. Free for military personnel: Active military personnel and retired military officers of the People’s Republic of China enter for free with valid identification. Free for disabled individuals: Disabled individuals and one accompanying caregiver for severely disabled individuals enter for free with valid identification. Additional Information: The above information is for reference only; specifics are subject to the announcements made by the scenic area.
