Although the website primarily focuses on narrative and atmosphere, we also ensure that its basic navigation functions are complete, meeting users' practical needs and addressing common issues.

The image below shows Mr. Zheng Xicheng's depiction of the former Shijia Hutong Museum, showcasing old Beijing hutongs and anecdotes about Ling Shuhua. The website uses 3D modeling and 2D rendering to recreate this scene, offering visitors an ink painting-like experience and exploration of historical anecdotes in a virtual setting.

• The first node is the general description of the Shijia Hutong Museum, which was formerly known as “the back garden of the lady's house”.
• As the wheel rolls, the camera transitions to the next scene, presenting an introduction to the original owner, Ling Shuhua, and her connection to our museum.
• Part Three introduces the renowned literati and artists who once resided in this mansion, including Qi Baishi, Rabindranath Tagore, Xu Zhimo, and others.
• Part Four introduces the famous people who used to live in the hutongs and alleys around our mansion, including Shi Kefa, Fu Zuoyi, Zhang Shizhao and so on.
• Part Five showcases the original architectural artifacts that remain preserved within the courtyard, including floor tiles, slab stones, roof tiles, and more.
• Part Six introduces the sounds that were once everywhere in the hutongs but are now fading away. The museum has a hall dedicated to these sounds.

Part Seven, the final section, presents the current layout of the seven exhibition halls within the Shijia Hutong Museum, along with the central themes and display contents of each hall. By clicking on the icon of each exhibition hall, visitors can access detailed information about that particular space.