The Ancestral Hall of the Hu Clan in Leihu

The Ancestral Hall of the Hu Clan in Leihu

The Ancestral Hall of the Hu Clan in Leihu is a cultural relics protection unit in Qimen.

The Ancestral Hall of the Hu Clan in Leihu is located in Leihu Village, Anling Town, Qimen County, dating back to the Qing Dynasty.

The Ancestral Hall of the Hu Clan in Leihu has been designated as a county-level cultural relics protection unit.

Leihu Village: Leihu Village was the former seat of Leihu Township. Its infrastructure is relatively well-developed. It is 7 kilometers from the town government. The village has six villager groups, 22 households, and a total population of 900 people, including 18 Communist Party members. The total land area of the village is 9,330 mu, including 939 mu of paddy fields, 40 mu of dry land, 192 mu of tea gardens, and about 40 mu of bamboo groves and fruit orchards. The annual pig slaughter exceeds 600 heads. The village has a weak collective economy base. In 2010, per capita income of farmers exceeded 5,000 yuan, mainly comprising income from tea, grain, pig farming, and income from migrant work... More detailed information about Leihu Village ++