The famous Hemingway Former Residence Museum on the island is open at 9am – 5pm, 11 yuan ticket, showing us a light blue east-west two-story building, and subtropical and subtropical green trees, it looks very quiet. Hemingway's former residence was built in 1851 by ship architect and shipwreck lifeguard Asa Tift, who bought it in 1931 and lived with his second wife Pauline. On the second floor, the first floor is the living room, the main dining room, the breakfast room, the kitchen, the second floor main bedroom, the children's house (Hemingway and Pauline have two men: Patrick and Gregory), the nanny house, etc. The furniture and other furnishings in the two-story building were exactly as Hemingway and his second wife Pauline lived in. Most of the furniture was carried from their former home in Paris, France. The striking display of a Dundun double cabinet in the living room is the 17th century Spanish-style furniture made from Cherokee walnuts. In that era, when wealthy Spaniards were traveling, they softly put documents and gold and silver on the upper floors that could be taken down and locked, and Pauline used the cabinet as a writing desk. Hemingway loved art, hanging paintings from local artists he bought and collected in the living room and bedroom. Hemingway's love of art was inherited from his mother, who was an artist. In the living room we also saw a red leather chair that was said to have appeared in the Broadway play "Fifth Column", the only major play by Hemingway. The second-floor master bedroom has a Mexican-style double cabinet with a famous sculpture cat on top of it, which is a gift from Picasso to Hemingway. At present, we see a replica, but the original was smashed by thieves. A weight gauge is placed in the main bathroom, which is used by Hemingway, who is said to have spent most of his life fighting his weight.