Five-Bay Flower Hall in Sixi

Five-Bay Flower Hall in Sixi

The Five-Bay Flower Hall in Sixi is a municipal-level cultural heritage site in Jinhua.

The Five-Bay Flower Hall in Sixi is located in Sixi Village, Tangxi Town.

In 2010, it was designated as part of the third batch of municipal-level cultural heritage sites by the Jinhua Municipal People's Government.

Sixi Village: Located at the foot of Jiufeng Mountain, a provincial-level scenic area, Sixi Village in Tangxi Town, Wucheng District, is recognized as one of China’s fifth batch of Famous Historical and Cultural Villages. It is renowned as China’s most beautiful village featuring brick carvings and is also the hometown of Yin Niang, one of ancient China’s top ten beauties. The village is 6 kilometers from Tangxi Town, with 468 households and a population of 1,650. The ancestors of the Dai family in Sixi migrated here from the late Yuan Dynasty and have thrived for over 700 years. Legend has it that during the reign of Emperor Xianzong of Ming, a local beauty named Yin Niang was selected to enter the imperial palace and became a royal consort, which led to the village’s gradual prosperity. Twenty-four main halls form a layout known as “Seven Stars Around the Moon.” Stepping into Sixi, the village… More details about Sixi Village++

Further Reading:

· Jinhua’s Third Batch of Municipal-Level Cultural Heritage Sites