Chunhui Hall, also known as the Ye Family Gate

Chunhui Hall, also known as the Ye Family Gate

Chunhui Hall, also known as the Ye Family Gate (No. 171 Shangyuan Street)

It is located in the middle section of Yanjia Langxia, facing south, to the south connecting with Lishan Hall, to the north with the teachers' residential area, and flanked by residential houses on the east and west sides. Built in the late Qing Dynasty, it was the ancestral home of the Ye family. The existing structure has two courtyards. The eastern part of the first courtyard is a five-bay single-story house, and the western part is a four-bay building with a second floor, both with flat wing rooms on either side. The front courtyard is paved with large chunks of crushed stone. The eastern part of the second courtyard is a four-bay single-story house, and the western part is a five-bay building with a second floor; its front courtyard is also paved with large chunks of crushed stone, and most of the windows are oyster shell windows. The upper floor also has wooden board windows facing north. Behind the second courtyard is a large open yard. In 2008, it was listed as a newly discovered cultural relic during the third national cultural relics survey and has been placed under protection.