Wu Daotai House

Wudaotai House is a square, surrounded by green brick high wind and fire wall. The existing buildings of Wudaotai House are composed of gate hall, sea building, small western building, Guanyintang, Daxiantang, Airihui, car hall, Yimen, Zhaobi and so on.

The house is large-scale, exquisite structure, exquisite carving, well preserved, and is a unique residential complex in Yangzhou ancient buildings. The central axis has halls, Western-style buildings, Zhuque Hall, Liang Hall, fish pond, and sea-test buildings.

Super stylish, super gate, super like. The most impressive thing is that Wu's brothers lost their father in the early years, and their mother taught them to read. Later, when they went to school, they were smart and wise, and they were in high school, and they were officials in the same dynasty. Mother's character eye talent learning high cultivation, is the child's first teacher.

Beautiful environment, warm hospitality, low consumption threshold, convenient transportation, convenient parking

There is no room in this place at all, and there is no room open. Can I still ask for tickets for this place? Why? I really don't see anything. What academician exhibition is done. Who made a special trip to spend money to see this? It took ten minutes to get in, except for being fooled or fooled. Yangzhou's garden Heyuan is really worth seeing, forget it here, it's too disappointing

"Ninety-nine and a half" Wu Daotai House is so neat and magnificent, and has only fruited. This is the Guangxu period, Zhejiang Ningshao Daotai Wu Yinsun hired Zhejiang craftsmen to imitate Ningshao Daotai House, a private house built in Yangzhou, is the only Zhejiang-style ancient residential complex in Yangzhou. It is also the largest official house building in Yangzhou. Yangzhou Ming and Qing buildings are hundreds of thousands, and houses, commercial houses, and official houses have their own characteristics, but official houses are the rarest, and the large official houses like Wudaotai House cover an area of tens of thousands of square meters and seven roads. Its scale, the strange structure, the richness of literature and history, in Yangzhou Qing Dynasty residence is second to none.