The treasured stele inscribed with Emperor Kangxi's calligraphy "No. 1 blessing under heaven" embodies five auspicious meanings in one character: abundant offspring, land, talent, longevity, and happiness. The entire mansion features bat-shaped designs and blessing-patterned architecture
The best-preserved Qing Dynasty prince's residence in Beijing, featuring three architectural marvels: the Nanmu Wood Xijin Study, the 99-and-a-half-room treasure-storing rear tower, and the ancient acoustics all-wood grand theater.
The rear garden Cuijin Garden harmoniously blends the grandeur of northern princely mansions, the delicacy of Jiangnan gardens, and Western architectural features. Scenic elements like the Western-style gate, Dule Peak, and Bat Pool are artfully arranged, creating perfect photo opportunities.