The Qian Family's Grand New House in Changle

The Qian Family's Grand New House in Changle

The Qian Family's Grand New House is a Zhejiang Provincial Cultural Relics Protection Unit.

The Qian Family's Grand New House is located in the middle section of Changle Street. It is an early late-Qing Dynasty building, dating back approximately 200 years. This large compound consists of seven bays and five courtyards, with a total of 174 rooms covering an area of 2,200 square meters. The architectural scale is grand, and the exposed beams, doors, and windows are all adorned with carvings of figures, flowers, birds, animals, and fish. Its brick, stone, and wood carvings are extremely exquisite and hold great research and appreciation value.

Changle Town: A town under the jurisdiction of Shengzhou City. Established as Changle Town in 1955, it became a commune in 1961 and was reinstated as a town in 1981. Located in the southwestern part of the city, it is 25 kilometers from downtown Shengzhou. The town covers an area of 133 square kilometers and has a population of 40,000. The provincial road Shengzhou (Yiwu) Line runs through the area. It administers Changle 1st Village, Changle 21st Village, Changle 22nd Village, Changle 23rd Village, Changle 3rd Village, Changle 41st Village, Changle 42nd Village, Changle 5th Village, Changle 61st Village, Changle 62nd Village, Fuquan, Shiyang, Mamian, Sitangtou, Yangshan, Yangfeng, Youjia Village, Huangjialingtou, Huangjiawan, Xinjian, Feiqian, Zhailingtou, … For more detailed information on Changle Town, click ++

Further Reading:

· Sixth Batch of Zhejiang Provincial Cultural Relics Protection Units