刘氏兄弟故居

The Liu Brothers Former Residence is a traditional Chinese mansion built around multiple courtyards that form a complete family compound. The structure displays characteristic architectural features including carved wooden elements, covered walkways, and rooms arranged around the open central spaces.

The residence dates to the Ming and Qing dynasties as the home of the Liu brothers, who were merchants involved in local administration in Jiangyin. The building was preserved across generations and reflects the economic position and social status of a wealthy merchant family.

The former residence shows how wealthy families lived through its room layout and the way family members shared the space. You can see how different rooms served different purposes and how daily life was organized within the household.

Visitors can explore the residence daily with guided tours available to help understand the different rooms and their purposes. It is advisable to allow plenty of time for exploring the courtyards and architectural details, as the property extends across several connected areas.

The residence preserves original furniture and household items from the period, showing how the family actually lived and used their spaces. This original furnishing makes it possible to get an accurate picture of daily life during that historical era.