Hsu Yong-nan Brothers Building Introduction
This western-style building was constructed by the Xue brothers, who became wealthy through trade in the Philippines during the Guangxu period of the Qing Dynasty. Its traditional layout consists of one hall and four rooms per floor, featuring continuous arched columns. The watchtower used for guarding and observation adds to its historical charm. If you ascend to the second floor, you can enjoy a view of the Zhu Shan settlement centered around the ancestral hall from the outer corridor.
