First, big brothels.

Daqinglou is the landmark building of Zhang Shuaifu. It was built from the seventh year of the Republic of China (19 18) to the eleventh year of the Republic of China (1922). It is a building similar to Rome, because it is made of blue bricks, so it is called Daqinglou. The whole building is large in scale, and the external three-dimensional relief and the mural decoration of the main rooms inside have high artistic value. On the south gate of the rockery, there is a handwritten plaque of "God's Heart", and on the north is the word "Shen". There are pavilions and stone steps on the mountain, surrounded by phoenix trees and acacia trees. The entrance of the rockery is facing the main entrance of Daqinglou, which was built by Zhang himself and has a defensive function.

Second, small brothels.

Xiaoqinglou is located in the East Courtyard of Zhang Shuaifu. Because it is located in the center of Zhang Shuaifu Garden, it has the reputation of "flower house in the garden" and is a two-story brick-wood structure combining Chinese and western. Built in the seventh year of the Republic of China (19 18), it is commonly known as Xiaoqing Building because of its blue bricks and tiles. This was specially built by Zhang for his favorite life in Five Blessingg.

Three, three into the hospital

Sanjin quadrangle is located in Zhang Shuaifu Intermediate People's Court, facing south in a "net" shape. Looking around, it is a traditional Wang Fu-style building in China, with blue bricks and tiles, cornices and animal kisses, ridges and peaks, carved beams and painted buildings, red painted colonnade columns, lion's head and stone drum columns, and stone steps, square bricks and stones. During Zhang's reign, the first two courtyards of the quadrangle were official residences, and the third courtyard was a private residence for family members, which inherited the architectural style of the ancient feudal palace. ?

Fourth, Guandi Temple.

According to the folk custom in southern Liaoning, Zhang built a small temple with three rooms in the northeast corner of Zhang Shuaifu. The main hall of this temple is dedicated to Guan Yu, because Zhang was born in the army and believed in Guan Yu. He regarded Guan Yu's benevolence and morality as his lifelong belief. There are stories on the wall, such as "Three sworn vows in Taoyuan", "Three British Wars against Lu Bu", "Warm Wine Hua Xiong" and "Yan Liang and Wen Chou".

Five, Shuaifu ballroom

Shuaifu Hall, also known as Shuaifu Ballroom, is named because Zhang and his son often hold dances here. Located in the southeast of Shuaifu Courtyard, it was built in the 14th year of the Republic of China (1925), covering an area of 329 1.2 square meters (including space occupied area), with a total construction area of 2996 square meters. It's a three-story blue brick building, a Roman brick-concrete structure and a basement.

6. Border Bank

In the 14th year of the Republic of China (1925), after Zhang's organization was formally established in Tianjin, it began to build a new site east of Zhang Shuai's mansion in Fengtian. In addition to general banking services such as deposit lending, discount and remittance, border banks also have the right to issue currency and act as agents for the national treasury. They are one of the largest banks in Northeast China and keep pace with the official banks in the three northeastern provinces.

7. Miss Zhao Si Building.

The former residence, commonly known as "Miss House", is located outside the east wall of Zhang Shuaifu Courtyard. It is a two-story building that combines Chinese and western styles. It was named after Zhao Yidi (known as Miss Zhao Si), a confidante of General Zhang Xueliang, lived here from the 17th year of the Republic of China (1928) to the 19th year (1930).

Eight, the red building group in the west campus

After Zhang Xueliang came to power, in view of the deficiency of the existing buildings of Zhang Shuai's mansion, he decided to demolish the guard camp of the West Courtyard, two quadrangles and tennis courts built by his father, and on this basis, he built the Red Mansion Group, which was later called "Young Shuai's Mansion".

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