The Lujia House, also known as Jinyutang, is located in the lobby lane and is a residence of Macau merchant Lu Jiu at the beginning of the twentieth century (its private garden Lu Lianruo Park is one of Macau's famous attractions), which was completed in 1889 and is part of Macau's valuable Chinese-style building, "Macau's Historic City". It is now managed by the Cultural Bureau. Parts have been opened to the public.

It is a very good place to understand the life of Macau in the late Qing Dynasty and early Minzhu period. The combination of Chinese and Western architecture reflects the combination of Chinese and Western culture. At that time, the lifestyle of large families in Macau could also be seen.

Lujia House, also known as Jinyutang, is located in the lobby lane, opposite the Notre Dame Church of the Rose. It is the residence of Macau merchant Lu Jiu at the beginning of the twentieth century (its private garden Lu Lianruo Park is one of Macau's famous attractions), which was completed in 1889. It is a valuable Chinese-style building in Macau. Part of the "Historical City of Macau". Currently managed by the Cultural Bureau. Parts have been opened to the public.

Lujia House, Macau: Visiting the exquisite mansion of East-West culture in the busy and modern streets of Macau, Lujia House provides visitors with an experience of time and space with its unique historical charm and cultural value. This distinguished family residence is not only an important historical monument in Macau, but also a vivid proof of the intersection of East and West cultures. I was fortunate to visit the building during the visit of Lujia House, and it is not difficult to feel a sense of space-time staggering. Every time you walk through, whether it is delicate door carvings or ancient family portraits, it makes people seem to cross back to the historical period when the civilizations of the East and the West meet. In addition, Lujia House also provides some interactive guided services, scanning the QR code through the introduction of a professional interpreter, visitors can understand the historical background and cultural value of the house more deeply. Lujia House is not only a historical landmark in Macau, but also a great place to experience the integration of Macau's multiculturalism. Here, the blend of East and West art is not only reflected in the design and decoration of the building, but also through the screen stacking wooden games and flipping characters avatar games, actively spreading this unique cultural spirit. Whether you are a history lover or a cultural explorer, Lujia House offers an unforgettable travel experience that makes you feel the unique charm of Macau as a cultural intersection.

Lujia House is located at No. 7 Lobby Lane, Macau, built in 1889, also known as Jinyutang.