Is there golden nanmu inside Li Qingquan’s villa in Xiamen?

The interior of Li Qingquan’s villa in Xiamen is made of golden nanmu. According to relevant public information, the building built by overseas Chinese Li Qingquan for his wife has golden nanmu floors, which is extremely luxurious, and the furnishings inside are almost original in the style of the Republic of China. Li Qingquan Villa is located at the foothills of Penang Flag Mountain. It is a three-story villa that combines Chinese and Western styles. It was built in 1926. Because the Li family made their fortune in the timber business, the materials used in the villa are all precious woods such as red nan. As soon as you enter the villa gate, rockeries stand on both sides, surrounding the villa garden. The paths in the garden are paved with colorful granite pebbles. The villa is located near the mountain and faces the sea. It uses full-height giant columns with grooves on the column surfaces. Most of the capitals are Ionic style, which is quite elegant. The exterior walls are made of clear-water red bricks with tight joints, which are uniform and beautiful. Doors and windows are equipped with blinds and double glazing. There are suites on each floor, and the hall on the third floor is spacious enough to hold dance parties. The characteristic of the villa is that it is located high on the mountainside, giving it a condescending look. Today, the villa is still inhabited by descendants of the Li family and is still well preserved despite more than 70 years of history.