Chaochuan She Ancestral Hall
The Chaochuan She Ancestral Hall is a cultural heritage site protected at the provincial level in Anhui Province.
The She Ancestral Hall faces west and was originally designed with three courtyards, but the first courtyard was demolished during the Cultural Revolution. Currently, the second and third courtyards remain well-preserved. The second courtyard, in particular, features exquisite architecture and an imposing presence. Its beams and pillars are adorned with intricate openwork carvings, bas-reliefs, and colorful paintings of figures, flowers, animals, scrolling vines, and auspicious clouds. The craftsmanship is delicate and lifelike. This ancestral hall is a typical example of the integration between Huizhou architectural culture and northern Anhui architectural styles, providing precious physical material for studying the fusion of cultures from the north and south during this period. It is now a provincial-level cultural heritage site.
Protected Area: A 5-meter buffer zone around the main structure of the ancestral hall.
Construction Control Zone: Extends beyond the protected area—west to Shang Dajie, south to Dong Dajie, and 15 meters in both the northern and eastern directions.
Address: No. 43, Shang Dajie, Chaochuan Community, Yuncao, Hanshan County
Chaochuan Community: This thousand-year-old ancient town community, also known as "Liaohuazhou" or "Zhongzha," originally included three neighborhood committees: Donghe, Shangda, and Xibei. In 2005, they were merged into one under the name "Chaochuan Community." It is home to the CPC Chaochuan Community Branch, the Chaochuan Community Residents' Committee of Yuncao Town, with 148 party members, 9 community committee staff, 31 sanitation workers, covering a total area of 1.2 square kilometers and a population of nearly 12,000. The community has 12 main streets, including Renmin Street, Wuli Street, Dong Dajie, Xia Dajie, and Xibajie, all featuring 16-meter-wide road surfaces equipped with streetlights for nighttime illumination... More detailed information about Chaochuan Community++
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