Mandarin's House

The Zhengjia House was built in 1869 and was prepared by his father, Zheng Wenrui, a famous modern Chinese thinker. Later, the Zhengjia family scattered, and the house did not carry out overall maintenance and renovation works for a long time, but the building was preserved completely. The Cultural Bureau took over the house in July 2001 and began repair works as originally intended

Mandarin's House is a must-visit place because this place gives you a feeling of the grandeur of Chinese houses and architecture. with some picturesque angles and patterns

A delightful trip to scape the hustle. Constructed about 150 years ago, It has been restored and reopened to the public in 2010.

Zhengjia House is a model of Macau's Chinese and Western architecture. The windows and floor-to-ceiling windows and arches have adopted Western-style practices, and the roof and patio corridors have adopted Chinese-style practices, which are both beautiful and suitable for the sultry weather in Lingnan. It was the designer who used it at the time. Now: Call it the concept of green low-carbon green building.

There are Lingnan styles and Western architectural styles that combine architectural architecture, both moon doors and western windows, both the step brick floors that are especially suitable for Lingnan, and also Western-style ceilings. It is the home of Macau's rare official residence.

It's free. I went to a Taoist music show. The big house is really big, and the structure is quite special. Maybe that's the case in Lingnan. The window design inside is especially special. The house is still under repair, and workers are working on some parts in the courtyard on the first floor. Because many people lived in the house before, the furniture inside was hardly original. There is a small fork in front of Yapo well. You can see the big house within a few steps, but the door of the big house is not very eye-catching.