Qingshuxuan

Qingshuxuan

Qingshuxuan originally refers to a small wing room on the ground floor of the building. In fact, the original building has no real name.

The qingshuxuan building is two stories high in the shape of a curved ruler. On the second floor, there is a passage leading to the adjacent imperial library. As qingshuxuan is used as guest room, it is ornate in decoration. Woodcut, mural, grey plastic, leaky window and bucket arch show the traditional Chinese style.

The latest renovation of qingshuxuan was completed at the end of 1993. Qingshuxuan is a private property and is not open to the public.

Address: kengwei village, Pingshan, Hong Kong, China

Longitude: 114.01239706512

Latitude: 22.44154083398

Ticket information: free.