Liu's manor is divided into two parts, one is to show some treasures collected by Liu, and the other is to be converted into a folk museum to show the real objects of folk culture and customs in western Sichuan, so you can visit it slowly when you have time.

The manor is divided into Fuzitang and New Mansion. When people visit Liu's manor, they usually refer to her husband's hall, which is Liu's residence. Now the new building has been changed into the Western Sichuan Folk Museum, which mainly collects and displays some objects of western Sichuan folk culture and customs.

Walking into the gatehouse of Liu Zhuang, on the left is the Treasure Hall, which displays Liu's collection of calligraphy and painting cultural relics and some daily necessities. There are many real things here, and you can reach the inner courtyard of Liu Manor through the patio. There is an immortal temple here, dedicated to Liu's ancestors.

Through the back garden, you can reach the backyard. There is a large sculpture rent-collecting house, which truly reflects the landlord's rent collection, rent inspection and forced rent. A * * * created 1 14 life-size characters, which are very vivid. In the north of the rented house, there is also a three-story building, that is, the Miss Building, which is said to be the residence of Miss Liu's family. There are many famous calligraphy and paintings and pictures of ladies hanging on the walls of the building.

Introduction to scenic spots Liu Manor was built by the big landlord Liu. This manor covers an area of more than 70,000 square meters, with a building area of 2. 1 10,000 square meters. It is two main buildings in the north-south direction, 300 meters apart. Liu's husband is in charge of the south, which was built in 1932. Liu built a new mansion for himself and his younger brother Liu in the north, which was built at 1942. Compared with these manor buildings, Dayi Liu Manor Museum is large-scale, well-preserved, and has a combination of Chinese and Western architectural styles, which is quite representative in the West Sichuan Plain in the 1930s.

The architectural style of the Liu Manor Museum in Dayi not only has the legacy of China feudal mansion, but also absorbs the architectural features of western castles and halls. The combination of Chinese and western culture, especially the new museum, is remarkable. Liu's collection of cultural relics and the large sculpture "Rent Collection House" in the backyard are on display in the treasure house of the manor, both of which are worth visiting slowly.