Introduction to Zhuangyuan Mansion: Zhuangyuan Mansion is the former residence of Zhao Yijiong, the first literary scholar in Guizhou. It is located at No. 1 Zhuangyuan Street in the small town. In front of the courtyard is a simple couplet "Qin He Puzhi, Analects of Confucius" "Family heirloom" shows the owner's lifelong aspirations. The mansion faces south and faces north, with a two-entry quadrangle. The mansion faces south and faces north, with a two-entry quadrangle. Both have one main and two bays. The style is Xieshan style, with a total area of ​​about 700 square meters. There are existing front hall, main hall, two wings and chaomen. There are many different remnants of the character "Shou" on the inner wall of the chaomen. It is said that these were left by Zhao Yijiong's great-great-grandfather Zhao Lilun when he was a hundred years old. The building is mainly made of wooden structure. It is elegant but not ostentatious, quiet and tranquil, and has a scholarly style.