The wealthy Liang clan built this residence over the course of 40 years and made of it a luxurious oasis in the middle of a bustling city. The exquisite oriental gardens and lily-pad covered ponds were originally arranged in the 1800's, but the whole complex fell into disrepair during the formation of the Republic and further damaged during the Cultural Revolution. Fortunately, the 1990's saw extensive restoration work done, preserving this Qing-era gem for future generations. You'll find nice traditional architecture, peace and quiet, but also a collection of ancient paintings, including, strangely enough, some examples of ancient Chinese erotic art.