Xiaoyun Mountain Villa Introduction
Xiaoyun Villa was built in the fifth year of Tongzhi (1866) by Lu Bingnan to support Madam Zhang. When completed, Lu Bingnan reached the peak of his reputation. He had three sons: Lu Yu, Lu Xiu, and Lu Cheng, all of whom were successful candidates in the imperial examinations, and the scholar Wu Ziguang praised them as the "Three Phoenixes of Haidong." During the Japanese occupation, Xiaoyun Villa produced two poets, Lu Hou'an and Lu Yunbai, who were members of the Wufeng Liche Society. At that time, when Taiwan was under Japanese rule, they tirelessly promoted poetry and advocated for the development of Han Chinese historical and cultural heritage.
