Beijing Road Stone House is located in Camellia Park, No.427 Beijing Road, Panlong District, Kunming.
This stone house, like an elegant gentleman, stands in the shade of a big tree. The Chinese glazed tile overhanging roof is spacious, and the French main structure has bright and neat lines, which is a master's handwriting at first glance. The exterior wall seems uncut, and the skinny stones express the poetry and wisdom of the building from the inside out. The eyes of exploration are caught by those exquisite and atmospheric windows, and its existence is undoubtedly the most convincing and noble building of that era.
Xie Fengfeng's two-story building forms a plane layout with seven rooms and three entrances. It sits west facing east, with Baoxia built in the middle, and the rain pavilion in Little Xie Feng covers the Baoxia passage. Stone arch coupons, large glass windows, stone walls and triangular lintels stand proudly in the most eye-catching sight of Beijing Road, giving people a strong visual impact. The roof unexpectedly adopts the traditional rest peak in China, with a kiss at each end of the main ridge and a beast head at the end of the vertical ridge. Only Cha Ling doesn't need animals, so it is an undisguised admiration for tang style. The gable drain drips outward, there are two vaults under the eaves, hanging columns under the beams of the left and right old corners, and oil painting on the eaves. Every detail is worth pondering. There are steps under the porch, the steps are no more than seven, and exquisite stone vases are placed at both ends of the steps.
The building was built in 1937, which is Li Hongmo's private residence. It has a huge garden, green and full of birds. The bubbling fountain makes it full of vitality. The gate opens to Beijing Road, and the stone fence is covered with roses. To the north is an ordinary brick wall, and next to it is Knight's garage and Siemens Garden, where General Sun Du lives. To the south is Yue's former residence, which is now transformed into Shangyi Street; Next door is the Queen Hotel during the Anti-Japanese War, and it is also the guest house of the 14 Air Force of the United States. The Flying Tigers used to work here. At that time, the famous "China Basketball Court" with stands in Kunming was behind the Queen Hotel. The west fence is covered with bamboo and tall cypress trees, and the iron railing is densely covered with roses.
On 20 11June1day, Kunming Municipal People's Government announced Beijing Lu Shifang as the fifth batch of municipal cultural relics protection units.