Also referred to as Prince Chang'an's Manor, this was the former estate of Qin Buwen when she held the title of Prince of Chang'an. Built by the late emperor when she first came to Chang'an from her fief in Xunyang, its magnificence rivaled the Taihe Hall of the imperial palace. It was once filled with treasures, rare jewels, exotic beasts, and an eight-foot coral tree. Now it is desolate and silent with its doors sealed by official order. A massive ginkgo tree stands in the center of the courtyard.
