Three-part residence
Courtyards and halls deepen along a central axis, creating a clear hierarchy.

Nearby Houpu · About 2 minutes on foot
A short walk into the lanes off Zhupu North Road reveals a red-brick mansion marked by the General’s Residence plaque.
The residence of late-Qing general Lu Chengjin was probably built in the Guangxu era. Its three sequential halls and side wings follow Minnan residential tradition, while restrained decoration reflects the owner’s official status.
Courtyards and halls deepen along a central axis, creating a clear hierarchy.
A prominent motif is associated with a family celebration during construction.
Look for carved brackets, plasterwork, painting and the entrance plaque.
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