Located at the foot of Cuiping Mountain in Xincheng County, Laibin City, Guangxi Province, the Moduo Tusi Yamen was built in Ming Dynasty 10 (1582). The Eighth Taiwei of Xincheng completed the main building of the yamen, and was later appointed as Taiwei Tusi, and expanded and built ancillary buildings, forming a large-scale Tusi Yamen complex, mainly composed of Taiwei Yamen, Mohs Ancestral Hall, Taiwei Mansion and Dati Mansion. Official buildings are all brick and wood structures, which have the characteristics of classical palace buildings in the Central Plains. They are magnificent, elegant in style and full of national characteristics. They are precious physical materials for studying the early Tusi culture and one country, two systems, and are known as the "Forbidden City in Zhuangxiang". 1996 was announced as a national key cultural relics protection unit. For more than ten years, film and television workers have shot more than ten films and television works, such as Yu Chenglong, University in Exile, Shi Dakai, Third Sister Liu and New Town Gu Yue. According to reports, this is the residence of Master Mo in the story of "Song Xian". It is the largest and best-preserved toast building in China, and it can be called the first toast yamen in Asia. Mohist Tusi ruled the new town for more than 400 years. After Yuan, Ming and Qing Dynasties, he passed on 20 chieftains.