In the new Chinese aesthetic, "warmth and depth" are represented by the yellow bricks that have been soaked in sunlight, and the dark red bricks that have been aged by time. These bricks weave out old yet new patterns within the architectural texture. The warm yellow bricks are like wheat stacks kissed by the spring sun, with the softness of sand grains wrapped within their texture. They are the result of blending the light of three seasons into the walls. When the wind blows, it will emit the faint sounds of gentle conversation between the clay and the bright sunlight. The dark red bricks are the somber companions of the yellow bricks, like caramelized colors that have been fully cooked, carrying the dullness of old wood and the heaviness of old pottery, with the temperature of being baked by time hidden within their texture. 

With the newly traditional layout that is arranged in a staggered manner, especially the slanted brick patterns, time has been stretched into a fine tapestry. When the sunlight spreads obliquely, the yellow bricks emit a soft, fluffy warmth, while the dark red bricks soak in a deep, gentle hue. Even the simplicity of the white walls and the elegance of the carved decorations have become the embellishments of these colors.