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The former residence of Luo Ronghuan is located in Nanwan Village, Ronghuan Town, Hengdong County, covering more than 700 square meters with a building area of over 540 square meters. Its layout consists of three sections and four wings, with corridors and courtyards connecting the main and side rooms. The main gate features relief carvings of Two Dragons Playing with a Pearl and the Qilin Tossing an Embroidered Ball; the crossbeams are carved with figures, flowers, and various painted decorations; the archway windows on both wings are inlaid with several groups of reliefs depicting stories of Three Kingdoms figures and ink paintings of flowers and birds; and the roof corners are melon-shaped. On October 10, 1983, the Hunan Provincial People's Government designated it a provincial key cultural relic protection unit. The main exhibition room of 380 square meters has restored Luo Ronghuan's bedroom, study, as well as the bedrooms of his grandmother and parents, the living room, gym, stove room, and the "Yonglong Grocery Store." The storage cabinet, plank bed, drawers, dressing table, bookcase, comb box, double-shadow mirror, and small square stool by the bed displayed in Luo Ronghuan's bedroom are all original items he used. The auxiliary exhibition room is divided into 6 sections in chronological order of Luo Ronghuan's life, displaying 84 precious photographs, 50 important historical documents, and 21 physical objects from various periods, vividly recreating Luo Ronghuan's glorious life.
