The Dafudi Residence in Huxi Village, Xingning, Guangdong

The Dafudi Residence under Mount Tai covers an area of approximately 3340 square meters, with the main building being 82.1 meters wide and 25.7 meters deep, occupying a built area of 1716 square meters. The residence was initially built during the Qing Dynasty by the seventh-generation ancestor of the Wu family. The Dafudi Residence faces northeast and southwest, consisting of two halls, six lateral sections, and a surrounding dragon house (the dragon part has collapsed), with a grain terrace and a pond in front of the gate. The foundation walls of the surrounding house are made of blue brick bases, with the upper parts constructed of adobe, wood, and tiles, featuring a hard mountain-style roof. There is still a plaque with the red and black characters "Dafudi" preserved, and to the right, there is an ancient well with clear spring water. This house was the former residence of Wu Jinnan, the former Deputy Secretary of the Party Committee of the Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region. On August 10, 2009, the (Mount Tai) Dafudi Residence was announced by the Xingning Municipal People's Government as a protected unit of "Xingning's Characteristic Ancient Residences".