Very good if you know some background about Liang Qichao, nice scenery from the roads on the way. Refreshments available on site. Information is given in both English and Chinese so you can tour your way through without a guide. There are also arrows directing where to go and indications of the order the information and displays are meant to me read and seen. There is a more modern structure as well as a traditional Chinese one so one can enjoy the best of both worlds. There is also a nice place for photos (a little balcony/pavillion-esque near the back). Can be enjoyed both solo and a group as it is more of a informative location which you get through at your own pace.

so far ok that was mixing chinese & western style housing. also getting some old stuff for knowing more of Liang Qichao that is ok. actually, oustide of house also interesting as i visited time that was seasonal citrus. many local people to prepare the product of it. some open it some make it with tea for pricey & high class of Chinese tea etc... full of smell of citrus. love it.