The goal of "The Rural Memory Museum" is to collect and preserve individual memories of villagers, becoming a repository for traditional Fengwu Village culture and constructing a "new ancestral hall" for contemporary culture. Meanwhile, the museum retains the original function of the leisure square and is designed to better adapt to the local climate, providing convenient daily use for villagers.​

Conceptually, the museum is elevated to the second floor. While part of the first floor serves as the "villagers' living room," the rest is left open to ensure openness and provide shelter for outdoor gatherings. Following the courtyard layout of southern Anhui residences, the J-shaped plan along the outer edge of the site, combined with the existing "Rural Health Center" and residential houses to the north, forms an enclosed layout. Unlike traditional inward-oriented spaces, the first floor's elevation and the courtyard's enclosure create a rich and outward-oriented space, reversing the relationship between inside and outside and re-establishing the spatial structure of the village.