Jiaxiulou is located on Nanming River, south of Guiyang, and is built on the basis of huge stones in the river. The building was built in the Ming Dynasty, and was renamed as "Laifeng Pavilion" after reconstruction, and its original name was restored in the Qing Dynasty.

Later, Jiaxiu Building was rebuilt at 1909, and Zhu Liang's Lake Biwa was built, which is close to the mountains and waters, worthy of the name. It can be called "Jia Xiu", which is the witness of Guiyang's history and the symbol of Guiyang's cultural development history.

Jiaxiulou is mainly composed of Jiaxiulou main body, Fuyu Bridge and Cuiwei Garden. Jiaxiu Building has three main floors, about 20 meters high from the bridge deck to the roof. The side of the building is connected by a stone arch bridge "Fuyu Bridge", and there is a small pavilion on the bridge called "Hanbi Pavilion". There is a quadrangle-style "Cuiwei Pavilion" in the south of the building.