Fuliang Yamen, Administrative heritage site in Fuliang County, China.

Fuliang Yamen is a former government office building designed in classical Chinese style with multiple connected courtyards and halls. It follows the traditional layout pattern typical of such administrative structures with symmetrical arrangement and separate functional areas.

The building was constructed to house the local administration of Fuliang County as it developed into a major porcelain production center. The structure reflects the administrative practices that were common in imperial China.

The building's layout shows how officials organized their work and which departments handled different tasks. The arrangement of rooms and courtyards reveals the strict hierarchy that shaped Chinese administration.

The site is centrally located in Fuliang County and accessible by public transportation. The best times to visit are early mornings or late afternoons when fewer visitors are present.

Fuliang Yamen is one of only four ancient county government offices still standing in China, a status that earned it listing as a Jiangxi Provincial Cultural Relic Protection Unit in 1987. The complex covers just over 1,200 square metres.