Essay on Visiting Xue Fucheng s Former Residence 55

On Thursday, our fifth-grade students took a car to Xue Fucheng's former residence. Along the way, everyone was very elated and wanted to enter Xue Fucheng's former residence as soon as possible.

The former residence of Xue Fucheng was built in 1890 and completed in 1894, covering an area of 21,000 square meters, of which 12,000 square meters have been restored and the construction area is more than 6,000 square meters. Xue Fucheng was a famous thinker, diplomat, and representative of the bourgeois reform faction from Wuxi, who served as the envoy of the Qing Dynasty.

As soon as we entered Xue Fucheng's former residence, we saw two lanterns with the words "Qin Envoy" written on it, and a sign of "Qin Envoy" written by the Qing Emperor himself, which made me feel that Xue Fucheng was a respectable and admirable person. After walking for a while, we came to the Tin Embroidery Museum, which was full of Chinese tin embroidery, some of them danced, some fluttered in the wind, and some floated in the sky. What a variety of forms!

After leaving the Tin Embroidery Museum, we came to the Clay Man Museum. There are many vivid clay figures in the clay figure museum, including the clay figure of Zhu Bajie eating watermelon, the clay figure of the Chinese national race, and the clay figure of learning from the West. Among them, my favorite are the clay figurines of the Chinese race, because they tell us that the Chinese nation is a huge and excellent nation with a long history, and I have gained a lot of knowledge.

We left the Clay Man Pavilion and came to Xue Fucheng Garden. The grass in the garden is verdant, the trees are towering, the flowers greet us with a smile, and the air is fresh and refreshing. As we walked on the gravel path of the garden, we could feel the fresh buds and the fragrance in the air, attracting bees, and we were already intoxicated at this moment, and we did not feel tired at all.

In the end, we reluctantly left this fairyland.

The former residence of Xue Fucheng has both the crystallization of the labor of the Chinese people and the beautiful scenery, which makes us linger, and I will definitely come to visit this paradise on earth again.

Xue Fucheng (1838-1894) was a famous thinker, diplomat and representative of the early bourgeois reformers in modern Chinese history. The former residence of Xue Fucheng is located on the west side of Jiankang Road, Chong'an District, Wuxi City, Jiangyuan Rangsu Province. Founded in 1890 (the 16th year of Guangxu in the Qing Dynasty) to 1894 (the 20th year of Guangxu), known as "the first mansion in the south of the Yangtze River", the former residence complex is large in scale and reasonable in layout, covering an area of more than 21,000 square meters and a construction area of 5,600 square meters.

The building is divided into three roads: middle, east and west, and the middle road from south to north is respectively the wall, the entrance hall, the main hall, the room hall, the turntable building and the back garden; The east road is the flower hall, the stage, the warehouse hall and the warehouse, etc.; There are side halls, miscellaneous houses and library buildings on the west road. In 2001, it was designated as a national key cultural relics protection unit in Yuangao. In April 1995, the people of Jiangsu Province announced that it was the provincial cultural relics protection single orange cavity bureau.

2.Ticket collection location: ticket office at the main entrance of the scenic spot.

3.Special Population Booking Criteria:

a.Free policy: Free admission for more than 10 local residents over 70 years old in Wuxi.

b.Preferential policy: half of the ticket for children under the height of the meter; Seniors between the ages of 60 and 70 buy tickets for the elderly at half price; Military officers and disabled people can take the 63,311 bus at half price with valid documents.

The former residence of Xue Fucheng, also known as "Qin Envoy", is located on the west side of Jiankang Road in Wuxi City, starting from Xueqian Street in the south and connecting Qianxi River in the north.

Xue Fucheng (1838-1894), also known as Shuyun, was an influential thinker, diplomat and representative of the early bourgeois reformers in China's modern history. The former residence covers an area of more than 8,900 square meters. It was founded in the twentieth year of Guangxu.

The house is set up with three axes, and the central axis is composed of a wall, an entrance hall, a main hall, a hall, a turntable floor and a back garden; The east axis is the flower hall, the stage, the warehouse hall, the warehouse, etc.; The west axis is a side hall, a miscellaneous house and a library building. The scale is large, the layout is reasonable, the carving is fine and varied. It has the characteristics of the late Qing Dynasty and the local style, and is one of the largest modern bureaucratic landlord residences in Jiangsu Province.

Xue Huidong Residence is located on the west side of Jiankang Road in Wuxi City, No. 2 Xixi, which was built in 1911 by Xue Fu's eldest son Xue Nanming, and was completed in 1917.

The house is composed of three buildings: the gatehouse, the main building and the side building, covering an area.

1547 square meters in the European Baroque style. It is one of the most well-preserved Western-style residential groups in Wuxi designed by the Chinese themselves. In April 1995, the people of Jiangsu Province announced that it was a provincial cultural relics protection unit.