The Ting Mansion of the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom

The Ting Mansion of the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom

The Ting Mansion of the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom is a cultural relics protection unit in Hangzhou.

The original site of the Ting Mansion of the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom covered a vast area, including No. 58, No. 61, and the demolished No. 62 on Xiaoying Lane today, as well as No. 3 in Longxiang Li. A late Qing - dynasty building remains, featuring a three - bay rolled - brim corridor and a small part of the murals on the back wall. There is also a four - bay front - and - rear rolled - brim corridor downstairs, and the wood carvings of its components are rather delicate.

Protected area: to the east, it extends about 15 meters outside the cultural relic itself; to the south, it reaches the southern boundary of Xiaoying Lane; to the west, it is bounded by the red line of the eastern side of Mashi Street; to the north, it is bounded by the red line of the southern side of Qingyin Street. The total area is 3,685 square meters.

Construction control zone: to the east, it is bounded by the red line of the western side of Zhifangdabo; to the south, it extends about 30 meters outside the protected area (connecting with the construction control zone of Qian Xuesen's Former Residence); to the west, it is bounded by the red line of the eastern side of Mashi Street; to the north, it is bounded by the red line of the southern side of Qingyin Street (connecting with the construction control zones of Huzhou Guild Hall and the Former Site of Hangzhou Silk Industry Guild Hall). The total area is 11,460 square meters.