Introduction to Shizhai Gate: In the eighth year of the reign of Emperor Guangxu of the Qing Dynasty, more than 300 villagers worked collectively to carry back large pieces of stone and asked masons to chisel them into two stone gates (the entrance to the village and the exit gate) and 20 stone gates. Meter-long stone guardrail. The entrance gate to the village is engraved with the words "Wannian Gate". Engraved on both sides are the couplets "Kinmen Baidai Yaofu Village, ancient trees shade the ancient land for thousands of years". The words "Fushengmen" are engraved on the door of the village gate. There are couplets on both sides: "The ancient village has been a prosperous place for thousands of years, and Shimen has been a prosperous village for thousands of years." The Shizhai Gate still stands on the east and west sides of the village, silently guarding the land and water.