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The New Nanshan Residential Complex is located at No. 72-75 Dawentou, Fotang Town, Yiwu City. It dates back to the Qing Dynasty and is classified as ancient architecture. The entire complex consists of four courtyards arranged in sequence from front to back, comprising one quadrangle courtyard and three three-sided courtyards, covering a total area of 866 square meters. The front quadrangle courtyard features a layout with a front hall and rear hall—three rooms in the main hall, five rooms in the hall building, a central hall room, and three side rooms on each side, totaling 14 rooms. The central hall has a stone-framed gate on the main bay, with a large entrance gate on the west side leading to the courtyard. The three rear three-sided courtyards are all standalone residential buildings with similar layouts—five rooms in the central hall and three side rooms on each side. This design was suitable for multi-family living within large clans and is representative of architecture from the late Qing Dynasty to the early Republic of China.

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The New Nanshan Residential Complex is a cultural relic protection unit of Jinhua City.

The New Nanshan Residential Complex is located at No. 72-75 Dawentou, Fotang Town, Yiwu City. It dates back to the Qing Dynasty and is classified as ancient architecture.

The entire complex consists of four courtyards arranged in sequence from front to back, comprising one quadrangle courtyard and three three-sided courtyards, covering a total area of 866 square meters. The front quadrangle courtyard features a layout with a front hall and rear hall—three rooms in the main hall, five rooms in the hall building, a central hall room, and three side rooms on each side, totaling 14 rooms. The central hall has a stone-framed gate on the main bay, with a large entrance gate on the west side leading to the courtyard. The three rear three-sided courtyards are all standalone residential buildings with similar layouts—five rooms in the central hall and three side rooms on each side. This design was suitable for multi-family living within large clans and is representative of architecture from the late Qing Dynasty to the early Republic of China.

It was designated as a municipal-level cultural relic protection unit in April 2013, with the official announcement document number being Yizheng Fa [2013] No. 29, dated April 24, 2013.

Fotang Town: Located in central Zhejiang and southern Yiwu City, Fotang Town is about ten kilometers from China Commodity City. It borders Dongyang City to the east, connects to Chian Town to the south, neighbors Yiting Town and Jindong District to the west, and adjoins Jiangdong and Choujiang subdistricts to the north. The town covers an area of 134.1 square kilometers, administers 106 administrative villages and 3 neighborhood committees, and has a permanent population of 81,000 along with 60,000 migrant residents. In 2006, the town achieved a GDP of 1.85 billion yuan, fiscal revenue of 200 million yuan, total industrial and agricultural output value of 7 billion yuan, and a per capita rural income of 7,750 yuan, with a tertiary industry proportion of 10... More detailed information about Fotang Town++