Li Village Li Clan Ancestral Hall

Li Village Li Clan Ancestral Hall

The Li Village Li Clan Ancestral Hall is a cultural heritage site protected at the county level in Qingliu County.

The Li Village Li Clan Ancestral Hall is located in Li Village, Lixiang Township. Dating back to the Qing Dynasty, it covers an area of 136 square meters and is categorized as a temple or ancestral hall.

It was designated as part of the fifth batch of county-level cultural heritage protection units in Qingliu County on July 30, 2018.

Protected area: an extension of 5 meters beyond the surrounding walls.

Outer protected area: an additional 10-meter extension beyond the protected area.

Li Village: Located at the southern end of Qingliu County and serving as the seat of the Lixiang Township government, the village comprises 8 villager groups, with 321 households, 1,046 residents, and 27 Party members. There are 740 laborers in the village, including 495 engaged in farming, 134 working at the Qingliu County Urban Garment Factory and Rain Gear Factory, and 65 employed elsewhere, mainly in Beijing, Shanghai, Guangdong, and Xiamen, where they are involved in business, work, or running enterprises. The total land area is 5,974 mu, including 3,834.6 mu of forested land, 267.4 mu of residential land, 219.3 mu of transportation land, 34.4 mu of orchard land, and cultivated land … More detailed information about Li Village ++