This historical building was originally constructed in July 1934. After the victory of the Anti-Japanese War, it was successively rented to the Czech Embassy and the Self-Motivation Society. The architecture faces north to south, with a courtyard in front. The main building is a three-story western-style building with an attic and basement. The north side is connected to two bungalows by a corridor, and there is also a gatehouse, totaling 22 rooms. The main building is made of brick-concrete structure. The southern entrance has a short external corridor that is used to extend the second-floor balcony. It is open to visitors from January 1st to December 31st, accessible all day long.
Li Zongren’s Former Residence
This historical building was originally constructed in July 1934. After the victory of the Anti-Japa[...]
