Fuxingdi in Gangshang Village, Longnan, Jiangxi

Built in the Daoguang period of the Qing Dynasty (1830) by the founding ancestor of the Ye family, Fuxingdi is a two-story, square residential building made of stone. It is 60m long, 55m wide, and covers an area of 3,300 square meters. The walls are 6m high, and the main gate faces west to east, adjacent to Zhuyuanwei. Inside, there is a three-entry-style hall with a brick, stone, and wood structure. There are more than 60 two-story houses, with a covered walkway on the second floor. In the courtyard in front of the hall, there is a well. It is listed as an immovable cultural relic of Longnan.