Qingzhou Wugong Ancestral House

Qingzhou Wugong Ancestral House

Qingzhou Wugong Ancestral House is a cultural heritage site protected at the provincial level in Fujian Province.

Qingzhou Wugong Ancestral House

Era: Qing Dynasty

Location: Nongke Village, Songxi Town, Qingliu County

Introduction: Built to commemorate Wuluo Jun, an ancestor of the Wu clan, the house was originally located in Ninghua County and later relocated to Songxi along with the tomb of Wuluo Jun. The existing structure was built during the Yongzheng reign of the Qing Dynasty (1723–1735) and has never been renovated since. It comprises enclosing walls, a main gate, an entrance hall, a courtyard, the main hall, and wing rooms, covering an area of over 200 square meters.

Protected area: Extending 20 meters outward from all sides of the building.

In 2009, Qingzhou Wugong Ancestral House was designated as part of the seventh batch of Provincial-Level Cultural Heritage Protection Units by the People’s Government of Fujian Province.

Nongke Village: Located within the Songxi Town area, Nongke Village has a total of 251 households and 1,005 residents. With limited arable land, villagers mainly engage in tofu skin processing, vermicelli production, and tertiary sector services. In 1993, the village introduced Zhou Wenjiang, an individual entrepreneur from Yongchun who invested 350,000 yuan to develop 4.27 hectares of contiguous fish ponds. In 1994, 480,000 yuan was invested to construct a new village office building covering an area of over 150 square meters with a construction area of more than 800 square meters. In 2005, 100,000 yuan was allocated to pave village roads in Xuping Lane and reinforce the old Guanyin Bridge. From 2006 to 20… Detailed information about Nongke Village++

Further reading:

· Seventh Batch of Provincial-Level Cultural Heritage Protection Units in Fujian Province