Former Residence of Luo Zhenyu

Luo Zhenyu is the pioneer of modern Chinese agronomy and the founder of modern Chinese archaeology. Luo Zhenyu's former residence was built in 1931 and died in June 1940. Some important cultural relics in the Lushun Museum were collected by the original Luojia and became the treasure of the town hall.

Luo Zhenyu's former residence, built in 1931, consists of residential buildings and nearby Dayun Bookstore. Luo Zhenyu's "Dayun Bookstore" during the Japanese occupation period, which collected more than 100,000 books, was listed as the first batch of key protected buildings in Dalian. The 70-year-old house is a guest house. It is currently under repair.

It is not open for the time being, you can look outside, and climb to the roof to play ginkgo, there is a three-story small building next to it, all of which are wooden structures and floor stairs. I climbed on the roof 20 years ago, and I found a lot of newspapers in the 1950s and 1960s between the roof and the ceiling. I left a few, and the rest let a few losers burn it.

There is no view here, it is a quiet small building. I like historical relics, calligraphy and paintings. Come on, swim in the sun ditch by the way. Buy one get one free.

Historic figures, the museum has his halls.