Huang Hsuan-hsien's Liuludacuo Introduction
Huang Hsuan-hsien was born in the mid-Qianlong era. His father held the position of Hanlin Academician, and his descendants thrived in business in Southeast Asia. The Huang residence is a Minnan-style building with five rooms and side protections, known as the Six-Route Grand Mansion. The front and back are connected by a dragon swallow ridge and a hard mountain horse’s back, with the facade decorated with exquisite wood carvings. The waterwheel block is embellished with painted and cut-out motifs of auspicious flowers and birds, showcasing the power and pride of the hometown expatriates.
