The ancestral home of the former bully landlord has now become a tourist attraction. Is Liu's manor public or private?

Of course, it is public, because in the early days of the founding of the People's Republic of China, the landlord's land and some fixed assets were already nationalized during the three major transformations. It naturally belongs to the state now, but it is not clear whether it belongs to the local government or the central government.

Many landlords in history are very rich. They used to be rich, and they used to make ordinary people poor and helpless. In other words, all the land belongs to this landlord, and hundreds or even thousands of miles in Fiona Fang are his land. Ordinary people can only rent land from him and give him a large part of his income every year, and then farmers can protect it. Therefore, after the founding of the People's Republic of China, we dealt a very serious blow to the map class, recovering assets and returning land to the people.

When Liu arrived, his residence gradually became a tourist attraction. It is also a fixed asset left by him. When the waste heat is brought into full play, because many fixed assets have been handed down in history, they have become tourist attractions. The biggest and most famous is the Forbidden City. In fact, the Forbidden City is the place where the emperor lived. In ancient times, the emperor was the biggest land and landlord. Is it the land of kings, the land of leaders or the city of kings? So the Forbidden City is also a place where landlords live to some extent, but it is obviously owned by the state now.

These tourist attractions can really bring some income to the local government and drive the surrounding industries. If the local residents' economy can develop to a certain extent and their lives can be improved, then this opening is obviously meaningful, and tourists can feel the living atmosphere of the ancient landlord class, which can also be tried.