Quanzhou West Street West Street is the earliest developed street and area in Quanzhou. As early as the Song Dynasty, it has symbolized the prosperity of Quanzhou. It is also the most complete ancient street in Quanzhou City, retaining a large number of buildings with original historical appearance.

For more than a thousand years, this ancient street has been like a dazzling string of pearls, connecting Quanzhou's many colorful cultural relics, ancient streets and ancient houses since the Tang and Song Dynasties, as well as the anecdotes of famous people and folklore attached to it.

In addition to the Kaiyuan Temple, the East-West Tower, the City Center Tower, celebrity residences, and modern Western-style buildings, there are also a large number of unique ancient mansions and antique wooden buildings preserved. It is simply a living architectural museum that contains both the ancient city's

The rich historical and cultural accumulation tells the story of the ancient city's great changes over the past century.

The Liao House at No. 35, Wuta Lane, has two floors and five bays, and is well preserved.

There are corridors left on the beech heads on both sides, and the wooden windows are circular structures, which are quite distinctive; Yan's House, No. 58, Huitong Lane, has three bays and three bays. The eaves have brick-carved murals, a patio and two beech bays.

The front hall building has bricks on top and stones on the bottom, and there is a flower-leaf window on both sides of the brick walls, which is still well preserved.