Lianjunren Ancient House Introduction
In the sixth year of the Tongzhi era (1867), Lian Xuchun, a descendant of Lian Yuanqiao, went to Fuzhou to take the provincial examination and became the first successful candidate from the Shuangxi District. His residence is therefore revered as the "Juren House." The Qing court's appointed inspector Liu Mingdeng, during his inspection of Kavenlan, specifically visited the residence while passing through the upper Shuangxi. The former residence of Juren Lian is an ancient house built in the Sanheyuan style, with a plaque reading "Wen Kui" hanging above the main hall's entrance, established by the Fujian Governor Ding Richang in 1875. The doors on both sides are engraved with the characters for "Chuzhong" (loyalty) and "Ruxiao" (filial piety). "Juren" refers to those who pass the provincial examination after participating in the county examination, also known as the "Da Hui Zhuang" or "Da Chun Yuan," commonly referred to as "Lao Ye."