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The garden in the southeast corner of Songliu Village is called Nanyuan. It was owned by the elders of the Republic of China. By the time of the Republic of China, it belonged to the public. There are many trees in the garden, including toon, Chinese locust, catalpa tree, jujube tree, masson pine, and honey locust tree. There is a row of acacia trees on the edge of the cliff, and the trees are filled with flocks of birds. The cliff slope is covered with roses. Under the cliff, a river flows from the west, and it can be heard crisply and sweetly in the garden. To the north of the garden, there is a small rockery with green bamboos. At the foot of the mountain, there is an old corridor, carved beams and painted pillars, black tiled eaves, and an eight-column pavilion. From the mottled lacquer columns, you can see the vicissitudes of this garden. There are stone tables and stone piers in the pavilion. Sitting there, you can see the river flowing southward, eddying and flowing eastward when encountering cliffs.

On the Shanxi battlefield of the Anti-Japanese War, there were two people's armed forces who fought side by side and repeatedly defeated the Japanese invaders. One was the 386th Brigade of the 129th Division of the Eighth Route Army commanded by the famous general Chen Geng, and the other was the Shanxi Youth Anti-Japanese Death Team led by Comrade Bo Yibo, an expert in the United Front. These two heroic people's anti-Japanese armed forces each have their own characteristics and advantages. The 386th Brigade was adapted from the 31st Army of the Fourth Red Army. It once fought fiercely in the Dabie Mountains, moved to the Sichuan-Shaanxi border, and participated in the Long March.