The house where gentlemen live is called Gongwangfu. Little Shenyang lived in Gongwangfu from forty-five years of Qianlong (1780) to four years of Jiaqing (1799). According to the gold bricks unearthed in Gongwangfu in the forty-ninth year of Qianlong (1784), it took at least four years for Xiao Shenyang to build this mansion, and it was extremely luxurious, surpassing it many times, such as Nanmu Palace on the west road of the mansion. In the first month of the 4th year of Jiaqing (1799), Xiao Shenyang was found guilty, and was given the death property, but his house was not given to celebrate Wang Yongli. According to the archives of the Qing Palace Office, Princess Xiao He was ordered to move out.

Gongwangfu experienced the historical process from the peak to the decline of the Qing Dynasty, bearing extremely rich historical and cultural information, so there is a saying that "a Gongwangfu is half of history of qing dynasty". Under the care of Zhou Enlai, Gu Mu and Li Lanqing's three generations of the State Council, the renovation of Gong Wangfu took 28 years to complete, making it the only Qing Dynasty palace open to the public in China. After the collapse of the Qing Dynasty, the property rights of the mansion belonged to Fu Jen Catholic University. In the early 1980s, Gongwangfu had become a complex of eight units and hundreds of households with more than 200 households. To repair Gongwangfu, the first task is to move. 65438-0988 Gongwangfu Garden was opened to the public, and it was fully opened to the public after the renovation project of Gongwangfu was completed in 2008.