On a grass slope sits a wooden house closely surrounded by fir trees and lying against a mountain, which covered with plants on one side. While Lush grass and trees around evidently tell the advent of spring with the green color, the wood-frame structure stands out with its brown and black hue. The house is made of wood itself into three storeys, and the first floor is half seen. The whole building sits on stone footings with 1.5 feet deep and 10 inches wide. One gets into the second floor through a six-flight stair on the grass, which is sprinkled with several white stones with different shapes and sizes. Two thirds of the front area in the second floor is used for two doors, one door angles 90 degrees, the other full open. In the second floor lies beige cupboard, chairs and table, all of which are shrouded in the dim light. The light even steals from the two windows on the left side, adjacent to each other with one window is 10 inches above the other, and from the window and the open door in the upper storey under the gabled roof. Outside the building three struts are fixed by three studs in front of the upper floor’s door, and nine struts are supported by three studs on the left side.
