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My home was originally located at the northeast end of Jiangshan City. It is said that from the Tong'anmen (North Gate) into the city, all the way to Yarufang, the east side of the street, extending to the foot of the city wall, that large area of ​​​​houses once all had the surname Cai. Exactly how big it is is now unclear. But there is a legend left behind, which can give a glimpse of it. It is said that after the great ancestor Cai Fuqian returned from supervising military affairs in Xinjiang with Zuo Zongtang, he brought back many gold and silver treasures and invited two "cellar makers" who specialized in burying treasures for others to come home. After the cellar maker entered the door, he was blindfolded and led left and right, east and west, to the burial site. After burying the treasure, he was taken out again blindfolded. After that, even if the two cellar makers re-entered the house, they could not find the original location. It can be seen that the scope is large and the structure is complex, almost like a maze.