Tai Fu Tai Mansion

This is an ancient mansion with very modern residences. The interior and exterior of the house are unique, and many of the patios, rooms, and toilets retain their former appearance. Most of the furnishings and furniture in the house have a long history. It makes sense to visit this place. It would be even better if it could be promoted more!

Today I joined a tour group and visited Nittafuji. This palace was listed as a statutory monument on July 10, 1987. It was built during the Tongzhi period of the Qing Dynasty (1865) and was the residence of Wen Songluan, a fifth-rank official. Da Fu House is a typical example of traditional South China gentry mansion architecture and one of the most gorgeous historical buildings in Hong Kong.

Dafudi was the residence of civil officials in ancient South China. Only officials of the fifth rank or above could own one. Today, only a few have survived in Fujian and Guangdong. This Dafudi in Hong Kong is located in San Tin. It was built around 1865 by the descendants of Wen Tianrui, the cousin of Wen Tianxiang, the Duke of Xin in the Southern Song Dynasty. He was granted the title of "Dafu" by Emperor Guangxu of the Qing Dynasty, hence the name.

Although the leisure spots are small, the bird sounds outside the door are attractive. When I meet Yu Dao, I learn a lot about the doctor's brother's creative knowledge of architecture.

Doctor Di, although this scenic spot is not particularly famous, but the decoration inside is antique and gorgeous. It seems that his history is not very long. You can come and have a look at it.