Introduction to Zhuangyuan Building: Zhuangyuan Building is located next to Qipan Street. It is built to commemorate Dong Deyuan, the eighth generation of Liukeng Dong family, the grandson of Wenzhao Yuan clan and the number one scholar in Enbang in the 18th year of Shaoxing in the Southern Song Dynasty (1148). establish. This building faces east from the west and is a two-story brick and wood structure. The floor plan is square, with arches at the front and back of the lower floor, forming an east-west passage. It was one of the main crossings for entering and exiting the village in Liukeng in ancient times. The granite stone with the flagpole erected beside the ancient road still exists. There is a turning wooden staircase on the right side of the front door leading to the verandah on the second floor. The eaves and corridors are connected on all sides, and the middle part is equipped with a partition with colorful paintings of unicorns, spiritual deer and other figures. The central part is the sacred pavilion, with a table in front and a shrine inside, with a tablet of Dong Deyuan, the number one scholar, for worship.