Tusi Mansion Introduction: Tusi Mansion is the residence of the chieftain. It is a mansion with four courtyards. It is based on the architectural style of Li Wen Tusi's mansion that appeared in the Huzhu area of ​​Qinghai during the Tianshun period of the Ming Dynasty. Come. The first courtyard is the chieftain's office area; the east and west sides of the second courtyard are the chieftain's room and the housekeeper's room; the third courtyard is the residence of the chieftain; the fourth courtyard is the back garden of the chieftain's mansion, and the north room is for visiting local officials or officials. The west room is a guest room where relatives and friends rest. The west room is where the chieftain's transportation and horse gear are stored. It has now evolved into a showroom. There are horse riding stones and horse tethering posts on the side of the back door.