I want to give Mu Yi Exhibition Hall a complete name.

. . . I just didn't know there was a "dragon tree". . . . Joke, explanation)

Wooden guest house, the so-called woodcut, is the representative of woodcut art if it is partial and comprehensive. The so-called wooden guest refers to all people who love wood, and of course it is a broad sense of wood art. Homophonic words can be emphasized and all-encompassing. The so-called lent is not understood as elegant words here, nor does it refer to the land of celebrities. Zhai here is a "word of respect", just like "Smecta" in North Korea and South Korea, which is a kind of honorific title for wooden guests and wooden arts. Just like Japan also has "sword-drawing Zhai", which is an honorific title for top samurai. He is not arrogant or domineering, just a common name.