The villa has strong setiment of the style of mountainuous building in Middle Ages Europe. It was firstly established in the 1897 and was sold to missionary Dukur of Presbyterian Church in 1924. In 1946, it was bought by Hard-working Society of Kuomintang. Situ Leideng, American ambassador to China, has ever lived here. During the meetings of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China, Mao Zedong stayed here.

    Three trees stand in front of the temple, of which, two are cryptomerias, the other is a gingko. It is tall and big, stalwart. It is said that the trees was planted by Buddhist monk in the Jin Dynasty, but in fact it was done by monk in the Ming Dynasty. So it has a history of more than 400 years so far.

    Originating in Mountain Dayue, the spring angles around the backside of Five-Old-Man Peak and pours into Nine Tier Gully, crashing twice upon rocks, and then converges into a torrent, and drops once again. Driven by the gully wind, the tiny drops dance in the misty air, sparkling in the sunlight and falling like countless dazzling pearls.

    The bridge between the two ravines seems a line of artificial rainbow from two mountains, as it was crafted by the invisible hands of gods. Standing on the bridge, people can look far into the distance.

    The Former site of An Assoclation was established in 1937, originally known as “Lushan Auditorium”. In the period of the Republic of China, Chiang Kai-shek has held 11 meetings of Mountain Lushan here. After liberation, CPC held three meetings of Mountain Lushan here.