Yu Enyang Former Residence

[View] The original name of Bixi's former residence is Bishuo, and the "Yunnan Tongzhi" records: "Ming Yongle four years (1406), set Gongshunzhou". Bishuo was the resident of Gongshunzhou at that time, which lasted 127 years (1406 <Ming Yongle 4 years> to 1533 AD <Ming Jiajing 12 years>), and then moved to Talangzhai, today's Mojiang County. In 1919, Bishuo was changed to Bixi, and in 2005 it was merged into Lianzhu Town. The former residence of the hero of the Republic of China, General of the Republic of China, Admiral Yuan Enxuan, is located in the southwest of Bixi Bajiao Building, at the central intersection of Cross Street in the ancient town. It was built in 1910 (Xuantong Second Year), and was recognized as the seventh batch of cultural relics protection units in Yunnan Province in 2012, which has high historical value. The building area of the courtyard is 660 ㎡, composed of upper hall, lower hall, wing, ear room, heavy rest on the top of the mountain, lift and wear bucket-style buildings, mainly using traditional window lattice, six-grid wooden doors and other decoration elements, for the traditional Qing Dynasty Han people's houses, It is a typical "one print" courtyard house in Bixi Ancient Town. The Yu family records that the Yu family is out of Hu Guangjiyang, originally from Asahikawa Xinye, Zhou Shi is the official palm (the name of the Guanfu barn), and the family (name of the surname) is Shigong. Ming Hongwuzhong (AD 1368-1399) from the Jiyang branch, borrowed Suining Wang Muying to move to Sui, moved to Talangzhi Bixi to settle, and the world was his family. [Cost-effective] Free opening

Yuan Enxu is located in Bixi Ancient Town, Mojiang County. The yard is not big, the ancient town is also very small, you can take a look on the road, it is quiet, there is no excessive commercial packaging. This is the "Hero of Light, General of the Guohu" Yu Enxuan was born here, which is also the ancestral house of the Taiwanese singer Yu Chengqing.

National key cultural relics protection units, high archaeological research value