This charming residence with exquisite furniture and calligraphy gives a perfect example of life in its day , stone floors worn through with family and visitors give it the authentic feel

You need to have quite a bit of existing knowledge and be able to speak English to get much out of this controversial figure's home. The Chinese seem to like it, despite the evidence of his Cultural Revolution still plain all around them!

This complex has Zhou Enlai's ancestral home and an attached museum in a replica of a traditional estate home of the imperial era. The reason this attraction is "average" is because all the information is in Chinese and my friend had to translate everything for...More