Fulei Hall

Fulei Hall

Fulei Hall (including Xinfuli Hall) (No. 203, Yuxing Street)

Located in Qianqiziwei, the Fulei Hall section, adjacent to the former Shen residence to the east, faces south toward the river. Built during the Qing Dynasty, it was once the residence of the Ren family. It consists of four courtyards and 27 rooms, covering an area of 484 square meters. The Xinfuli Hall section, adjacent to Fulei Hall to the east and also facing south toward the river, was built during the Qing Dynasty as the former residence of the Ren family. The hall is divided into eastern and western sections: the eastern part has five courtyards and 23 rooms, covering 415 square meters, while the western part has four courtyards and 29 rooms, covering 623 square meters. It features a gate tower inscribed with “A Family of Virtue and Learning.” In 2008, it was listed as a newly discovered cultural relic during the third national survey of cultural relics and placed under protection.