Other areas of the estate include the Douzhuju Residence (, Dòuzhùjū); the Wenchang Tower ( , , Wénchānggé) with its Confucian shrine; the Chunqiu Tower of General Guan ( , , Chūnqiūgé) with its shrine to the war god Guan Yu; the Xishanyuan Courtyard (, Xīshānyuàn) with its area for Taoist rituals; the Cave of Fighters garrison (, Zàngbīngdòng), whose rooms are built into the side of the hill; the Qilin Yard (, Qílínyuàn) first built for Chen Tingjing's grandfather Chen Jingji, with its stone decorations of the Chinese unicorn or qilin; the Wanghe Pavilion (望河亭, Wànghétíng) and Yard of Young Ladies (, Xiǎojieyuàn) in the women's quarters on the lowest level; the Ziyunqian Graveyard (, Zǐyúnqiān) with memorials to Chen Tingjing by his family and the Kangxi Emperor; the southern-style West Garden ( , , Xīhuāyuán), consisting of Clam Pool and surrounding rockeries imitating Shandong's Mount Tai; the Housekeepers' Yard (, Guǎnjiāyuàn) with the small, lower-ranking servants' quarters; and a Street of Ancient Culture (, Gǔwénhuā Jiē) in the estate's old trading and warehousing area.