Guchengyan, Shoushan, is located in the east of Wan'an Town, Xiuning County, 3 kilometers away from Xiuning County. In 1998, the development of Guchengyan Scenic Area was invested by Hong Kong bosses. It will be scattered in 7 Ming and Qing dynasties in all parts of the county. It is old and old. Under the lion's peak, it is erected on the mountain and re-emerges with the ancient Huizhou. The youthful charm of the building; the five stone arches distributed in the fortresses and spouts of various villages and towns, gathered in an orderly way on the ancient city avenue, with their tough personality, showing the face of the old. Enter the ticket office of the scenic spot and ask the ticket sellers that there are not many tourists in the scenic spot. The ticket seller is embarrassed to say it directly, telling me that there are quite a lot of tourists coming in and out today. As a result, one person has not seen it. The old houses here are all demolished from other places. There are very few tourists, which is most suitable for taking pictures. The wood carvings of the old houses are very beautiful and have a history of hundreds of years. The characteristic of the Huizhou architecture is that the courtyard walls are towering and called the horse head wall. The furnishings in the old house are very simple, the vases and paintings on the shelves look very historical, and the tables and chairs have been at least for decades. Like Huipai architecture can come here to appreciate carefully, silent to no one tourist. The Cheng's Miyake is a three-story house that is close together, and the layout is relatively close. The house is full of old objects.