In Kaiping City, watchtowers are spread all over urban and rural areas. There are more than a dozen watchtowers in a village, and there are at least 23. From Shuikou to Lily, from Tangkou to Qi Gang and Chishui, it's dozens of kilometers across, which is spectacular. These towers are the witness of Kaiping's political, economic and cultural development. They not only reflect the history of the people in the hometown of overseas Chinese who struggled hard to defend their motherland, but also are a living museum of modern architecture and a unique art gallery. It can be said that as a hometown of overseas Chinese, architecture and art, the characteristics of Kaiping are obvious on the watchtower. Protecting and excavating the bunker resources is of great significance to the study of overseas Chinese history and architectural art, the development of tourism resources and the education of collectivism, patriotism and socialism. The diaolou combines Chinese and western styles, blending the essence of various architectural styles.

Gigi Lai Village is characterized by its rural scenery. The roadside is full of green paddy fields, the wind is blowing fragrant rice, villages and farmland blend harmoniously, and one or two gray towers or houses emerge in the green waves, which is a very quiet and beautiful picture. It is worth mentioning that there are many movies set in the Republic of China, and Let the Bullets Fly is one of them. Combined with the bandits in Kaiping in history, this film is simply tailor-made for this small town. Yong 'anli is one of the three natural villages named after Fang, namely Anheli (commonly known as Ploughhead Mouth), He 'anli (commonly known as Xincun) and Yong 'anli (commonly known as Huangniling). There are 15 towers in the village. According to their age, they are Longsheng Building (19 17), Yangxian Villa (19 19), Qiuanju Road (1920) and Fantasy Cloud Building (192/kloc). Zhen 'an Mansion (1924), Shi Ming Mansion (1925), Anlu Mansion (1926), Yinong Mansion (1929), Ye Shengju Road (1930), Guan

Liyuan is located in Yi Bei Township, Tangkou Town, Kaiping City, with an east-west trend and an area of about113.99 square meters. It was built in the 1920s by Mr. Xie Weili, an overseas Chinese living in Tangkou Town. It lasted ten years and was first built in the twenty-fifth year of the Republic of China (1936). The pear garden not only has the charm of China gardens, but also absorbs the western sentiment of European and American architecture. It is a first-class garden built by overseas Chinese in China, and it is also a well-known garden with a relatively complete combination of Chinese and Western culture discovered in China. The layout of the pear garden can be roughly divided into three parts: villa area, big garden area and small flower garden area.