Confucius Hometown Garden is the second phase project of Confucius Six Arts City, covering an area of 100 mu. It was completed and opened in 2002. With its unique oriental architectural style, it vividly reproduces the folk houses and culture of Lu, enabling people to experience the profoundness of China ancient culture over 2500 years. The scenic spot depicts a magnificent picture of Confucius culture with a large number of historical materials. The scenic spots are divided into Zhongliang Pavilion, Xiaojia, Rende Hall, Yixingxuan, Wisdom Library, Yongyi Building, Etiquette Hall, Lian Jie Square, Folk Street, Martial Arts Field, Farmhouse and Confucius House, as well as Jiuqu Bridge, Lotus Pond, Saint Zu Temple, Chongsheng Temple, Guanchuan Pavilion, Confucius Monument and other scenic spots. There are dozens of entries. Walking among them, remembering the sages, experiencing folk customs in participation and recalling history in entertainment.

Confucius Six Arts City takes the "Six Arts" advocated and advocated by Confucius, a great thinker, educator, politician and founder of Confucianism in ancient China, as the main creative line, and uses high-tech means such as sound, light and electricity to create a large-scale multi-functional cultural tourism that integrates knowledge, interest and participation. Confucius Six Arts City is a magnificent city with rich and colorful contents and profound cultural connotations. It has become a classic of "melting ancient times and casting gold" and is an AAA-level tourist attraction in China.

Confucius' hometown garden has the theme of Confucius' eight virtues of loyalty, filial piety, benevolence, righteousness, courtesy, wisdom, courage and honesty, and has the unique style of ancient land dwellings; Vivid and simple traditional wedding ceremony, stilt walking and sedan chair performance; The solemn ceremony of promoting the county government to the church and the traditional workshops such as pancakes, smoked tofu and candied haws let you wander among them, appreciate the guru, remember the sages and linger.