Xianghetang

Xianghetang

Xianghetang is a cultural relics protection unit of Pan’an County.

Xianghetang dates back to the Qing Dynasty and is located in Ziyu Village, Shuangxi Township.

In August 2001, Xianghetang was designated as a cultural relics protection unit of Pan’an County.

Ziyu Village: Located in Shuangxi Township, Pan’an County, Ziyu Village sits upstream of the Dongyang River at the border between Dongyang and Pan’an. To the east, it borders Tianxiu Village and Hengtang Village; to the west, it adjoins Shandian, Chenzhai, and Houbei Villages; to the north, it connects to Xincheng and Dongshanjiao; and to the south, it reaches Panzhuang Village. The village stretches about 10 kilometers from east to west and around 2 kilometers from north to south, covering a total area of approximately 20 square kilometers. There is very little arable land—277 mu of dry land and 291 mu of paddy fields, many of which are scattered across areas such as Xiapantianban, Houshanwu, Hengtangkeng, and Gaowu.

Ziyu Village has over 300 households and a population of more than 1,000. The village is situated along a long, mountain-surrounded strip, with lush greenery encircling the settlement... More detailed information on Ziyu Village ++