The Ye Family Manor was also a chance encounter. There is a relatively large square in front of the manor, and parking is convenient around it. By the way, there are pig trotter shops all around the square, so you can eat nearby. We arrived in the morning and had lunch at the pig trotter shop at noon. The taste was good, and many locals also ate here.
The Ye Family Manor was originally quite large, with three manors, but only one remains. You must ask a tour guide to introduce it. The price is not expensive and it is more interesting than seeing it by yourself. Of course, the whole garden is really not big, so it is not necessary to make a special trip to see it. You can take a look if you pass by.