The ancient village formed in the Ming and Qing dynasties is embosomed in hills. The siheyuan (quadrangle courtyard) houses represent a unique architectural style of houses in mountain village in north China. Over a hundred well-preserved siheyuan with 600 rooms built in the Ming and Qing dynasties lie on slope in the east of the village. The north-faced residences form a round shape, which is linked by an S-shaped ancient path made of limestone. The 128 sets of grindstone collected by Shuiyu Village are appraised as "the biggest collection of grindstone in the world" by Shanghai Great World Guinness. The oldest one was made in Daoguang Period in the Qing Dynasty, which is still used by residents.
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