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Guangyi Street, Dayan Town, a pedestrian street in Gucheng District, Lijiang City, Yunnan Province.
Mufu is a very splendid building. It was originally the Yamen of the Mu clan in Lijiang, equivalent to the "Forbidden City" of the Naxi people. The history here is the development history of the Mu clan in Lijiang. However, most of the buildings were destroyed by the war in the late Qing Dynasty. The stone archway was also destroyed during the "Cultural Revolution". The Mufu, which was rebuilt in 1999, not only reflects the style and temperament of the Central Plains architecture of the Ming Dynasty, but also integrates the craftsmanship of the Bai and Naxi ethnic groups. It is also one of Lijiang's tourist landmarks.
Mufu is a very splendid building. It was originally the Yamen of the Mu clan in Lijiang, equivalent to the "Forbidden City" of the Naxi people. The history here is the development history of the Mu clan in Lijiang. However, most of the buildings were destroyed by the war in the late Qing Dynasty. The stone archway was also destroyed during the "Cultural Revolution". The Mufu, which was rebuilt in 1999, not only reflects the style and temperament of the Central Plains architecture of the Ming Dynasty, but also integrates the craftsmanship of the Bai and Naxi ethnic groups. It is also one of Lijiang's tourist landmarks.
Mu's Tusi is large in scale, with majestic palace-style buildings, such as three large archways made of stone and wood, Mujiayuan, conversion hall, Yuhuang Pavilion, Sanqing Hall, Guangbi Tower, Sutra Hall, family temple, Wanjuan Library, Yuyin Tower, etc. Among them, the Wanjuan Tower contains the essence of two thousand years of cultural heritage, including the Thousand Volumes of Dongba Sutra, Liu Gong Tusi's poetry collection, and numerous famous calligraphy and paintings, all of which are Hanlin treasures and academic treasures. There are free tour guides to explain the history, and you can experience the rich and colorful national historical and cultural heritage of the Naxi people. The TV series "Mufu", which tells the story of Lijiang's Mu clan chieftain, was filmed here.
