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Presumably, many friends have been to the north and south of the Yangtze River, and there is such a place in China, which is known as "the first mansion in the world". I wonder if you have been there? In terms of economic strength, China may not be the most prominent. But as far as the existing cultural heritage is concerned, our motherland is definitely at the top. So, today I want to tell you about this "world's first mansion", a China mansion with a very good history. This Chinese mansion is located in Beijing, and the owner who originally built this mansion is no stranger to us. He is one of the biggest financial fans in the history of China: Little Shenyang. The world's first mansion, located in Beijing, is a pillar of 2.7 billion yuan, which the richest man in the world can't afford!

At that time, it was the residence of Xiao Shenyang in Qing Dynasty. As we all know, this case shocked the whole country at that time, which is the corruption in small Shenyang. The property found from his home at that time could be worth the national income of the Qing Dynasty for more than ten years. Small Shenyang was really rich at that time, so it was quite generous to build your own house at that time. Gongwangfu has experienced more than 230 years of ups and downs. The historical process from the peak to the decline of the Qing Dynasty carries extremely rich historical and cultural information, so there is a saying that "a Gongwangfu is half the history of the Qing Dynasty".

He Kun chose a very good location to build his mansion. It is said that there are two Long Mai in Beijing, one is the Forbidden City, and the other is the Beihai and Houhai areas where Prince Gong is located. Gongwangfu is basically made of golden nanmu, which can be seen in almost all rooms. As we all know, nanmu has been the most valuable decoration material since ancient times, and its price has been rising and falling. In the market, the price has soared to 2.7 billion, which is only the price of a pillar. If you add up all the gold nanmu in Gongwangfu, then this value should be immeasurable. It is estimated that the richest man in the world can't afford it!

The Jubao Pavilion in Gongwangfu is a must-see, because it is a treasure house of small Shenyang. Located in the northernmost part of Wang Fu, it is a two-story building, about160m long, which runs through the east, west and middle. There are at least 100 rooms, all in the color of blue bricks and gray tiles, which are very stylish. It is very rare to find a complete Wang Fu complex like Gongwangfu in China. The whole complex is divided into two parts: a mansion and a garden. The former mansion and the back garden cover an area of about 6 1 120 square meters, of which the mansion covers an area of 32,260 square meters and the garden covers an area of 28,860 square meters.

The style of the mansion is solemn and solemn, and it is a palace-style residence second only to the Forbidden City. There are towering old trees, pavilions, birds and flowers, and endless nets in the garden. Carved beams and painted buildings are everywhere. This mansion is an epic traditional mansion in China. The materials used are scarce, and the works used are all famous craftsmen! Palace is not only luxurious, but also has a better name in the palace, called Fuyuan. In Gongwangfu, there are many buildings with the theme of "Fu Zi", such as Fu Ting Fu Zi Bei Bat Pool.

In Gongwangfu, the place that best embodies the blessing culture is the rafters of the building. The pattern composed of swastika and bat gloves ... combined together contains the auspicious meaning of "longevity from generation to generation" and "happiness forever". Of course, the most magical set of details of Fu culture appears on the back cover of Gong Wang Fu. There are 44 various windows on the back wall of the back cover building. These 44 different windows all have different graphics. It is said that there are too many hidden treasures in Little Shenyang to tell the whereabouts of the treasures. Prince Gong's mansion has survived the disasters of Jiaqing Emperor's property seizure, British and French invasion and Eight-Nation Alliance's invasion of China, and it is still well preserved. The Forbidden City experienced the historical process from the heyday to the decline of the Qing Dynasty, bearing extremely rich historical and cultural information, so there is a saying that "a Gongwangfu is half the history of the Qing Dynasty".