Because the whole building is white and somewhat similar to the "presidential palace" in the United States, the locals vividly call it the "White House". An uncle selling small commodities nearby pointed out a detail to us. "Other governments have national emblems, but they have never been hung here." In the eyes of the masses, the national emblem is a symbol of the government. An open district government is so beautifully built that it has never been used for more than three years. They are confused. Indeed, typical European style, huge and tidy lawn, tall and gorgeous walls, no national emblem, "If it weren't for the red flag (editor's note), I really don't know whether it is in the United States or China." A villager said half jokingly.