Huimin Wei Manor Travel Guide

Scenic spot introduction:

Wei's Manor was built in the 16th year of Guangxu's reign in the Qing Dynasty and completed in the 19th year. It is the residence of Wei Zhaoqing, a Jin gentry landlord. The manor has an ingenious layout, a reasonable structure, and the city walls and residential buildings complement each other. It is an outstanding example of residential architecture in northern China in ancient times. It is as famous as Mou's Manor in Qixia, Liu's Landlord Manor in Dayi, and Gong Yikang's Million Manor, and is also known as the three largest manors in China. It is located in Weiji Town in the southeast of Binzhou City.

Attractions distribution:

Wei's Manor covers an area of more than 40 acres. Its layout is shaped like the word "work" and consists of five parts: residence, garden, pond, ancestral hall and square. The manor house integrates city wall buildings with ancient Chinese military defense functions and Beijing courtyard-style residential buildings, forming a group of castle-like buildings with a unique artistic style. There are city walls, battlements, runways, alcove-type shooting shelters, bunkers, pawnshops and banks made of blue bricks. Wei Manor is a pearl of ancient Chinese architecture and the crystallization of the wisdom and sweat of the ancient Chinese working people.