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Ancestral Hall of the Xu Clan in Songxi

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The Ancestral Hall of the Xu Clan in Songxi is located in Songxi Natural Village, Songxi Administrative Village, Baima Town, Pujiang County. Dating back to the Qing Dynasty, it is categorized as an ancient architectural structure. The Ancestral Hall of the Xu Clan in Songxi is among the fourth batch of county-level cultural heritage protection units in Pujiang County. …

Ancestral Hall of the Xu Clan in Songxi

The Ancestral Hall of the Xu Clan in Songxi is a cultural heritage protection unit in Pujiang County.

The Ancestral Hall of the Xu Clan in Songxi is located in Songxi Natural Village, Songxi Administrative Village, Baima Town, Pujiang County. Dating back to the Qing Dynasty, it is categorized as an ancient architectural structure.

The Ancestral Hall of the Xu Clan in Songxi is among the fourth batch of county-level cultural heritage protection units in Pujiang County.

Songxi Village: Situated in the northeast of Pujiang County, Songxi Village is about 23 kilometers from the county seat. It currently has over 970 households and more than 2,800 residents. With a long history and a rich literary tradition, the village is recognized as a Famous Historical and Cultural Village of Zhejiang Province. During the Kangxi era of the Qing Dynasty, the renowned “Songxi Poetry Society” was established here, boasting a history of over 200 years. In 1986, the “Songxi Academic Society” was formed, comprising sections dedicated to poetry and prose, calligraphy, painting, and science and technology, where villagers frequently exchanged works and held exhibitions. A small stream meanders through the village, whose layout follows the natural terrain. Traditional houses are densely distributed in a well-arranged, staggered fashion, and many structures even span... More details about Songxi Village ++

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