Houses here are all built between 19-20 centuries by rich oversea Chinese. Strong south east asia architectures make many brides like to take pictures for their wedding here. Some small stores here also is a good place to enjoy your afternoon. Like Buzai Shuwu bookstore （once bookstore）, No.18 house, old house. You also can get some special tradition Chinese desserts from some local vendors. Turn a corner is the local flower & bird market

In the downtown in Fuzhou city, Fujian province, there is a century old block crisscrossed by ancient lanes and alleywas. It is Thress lanes and Seven Alleys. The area is paved with slabstones and decorated with white walls and gray tiles. The ancient architectures reflect the workmanship of ancient craftsmen and provide a window into the lives of residents of ages past. There are with 268 ancient houses, covering an area of 40 hectares. Most of these houses are homes of scholars, bureaucrats and wealthy figures of the time.  They are the well preserved architectural complex of the Ming and Qing Dynasty. They are the largest-scale and most well preserved historical and cultural sites in China.

Each lane and alley in this ancient complex has its own special name which is given by its own history and story. The three lanes are Yijin (衣锦) Lane, Wenru (文儒) Lane and Guanglu (官禄) Lane. And the Seven Alleys are Yangqiao (杨桥) Alley, Langguan (郎官) Alley, Anmin (安民) Alley, Huangxiang (黄巷) Alley, Taxiang (塔巷) Alley, Gongxiang (宫巷) Alley and Jibi (吉庇) Alley. The design of the small streets is a typical Li-Fang (alley and lane) street system of ancient China.

Transportation:

Bus:  No.5, 18, 22, 27, 55, 61, 66, 80, 118, 128, 301, 317 and get off at the station of Shuangpao Bridge (Chinese:双抛桥) and have a visit starts from the South Backstreet or Yangqiao Alley;

Bus No.16, 18, 27, 61, 105, 109 and get off at the station of Intersection of White Horse Road and Guanglu Alley (Chinese: 白马路光禄坊口) and have a visit starts from Guanglu Alley;

Bus  No.1, 2, K1, 8, 11, 20, 66, 76, 77, 80, 101, 117, 121 and get off at the station of Intersection of Daoshan Road (Chinese:道山路口) and have a visit starts from the Jibi Alley or Gong Alley;

Bus No. 1, 2, K1, 8, 11, 20, 66, 76, 77, 80, 101, 107, 121 and get off at the station of South Street (Chinese:南街), and have a visit starts from Langguan Alley, or Anmin Alley, or Yellow Alley, or Ta Alley.

It covers an area of about 40 hectares, consists of three workshops, and a seven lane,and street of axis, namely clothing Kam Fong, Wen Ru Square, guanglu Square; yangqiao Lane, Langguan Lane, Tower Lane, Yellow Roadway, Min Lane, Palace Lane, Backstreet Kat Bailey Lane South, so since ancient times was called "lanes".

Combined typical South China style garden and the largest piano museum in China even the world, Shuzhuang Garden is a must go tourist attractions in Xiamen.

Shuzhuang Garden is a seaside garden located in Gulang islet, which adopts 3 typical Chinese garden design principles and space handling techniques. Thanks to the fantastic location and the imagination of the owner, tourists may enjoy Chinese traditional garden architecture and the beautiful natural scenery as well in the garden.

The piano museum is divided into two exhibition halls and shows visitors a colorful history of the instrument with displays and illustrations. A great quantity of ancient pianos from around the world is collected in the piano museum, for example, Coller&Collar, Clementlk Company, Steinway&Sons etc.