Sixi Hundred Longevity Hall and Jingxu Hall

Sisi Hundred Longevity Hall and Jingxu Hall

Sisi Hundred Longevity Hall and Jingxu Hall are cultural heritage conservation units of Shangrao City.

Sisi Hundred Longevity Hall and Jingxu Hall are located in Sixi Village, Sikou Town, Wuyuan County, dating back to the Qing Dynasty.

Sisi Hundred Longevity Hall and Jingxu Hall have been designated as cultural heritage conservation units of Shangrao City.

Sixi Village: The village of Sixi was established by the Yu clan in the fifth year of the Qingyuan era during the Southern Song Dynasty (1199 AD). It was named “Sixi” (literally “Thinking of the Stream”) due to its location beside a clear stream, symbolizing the harmony between the Yu (fish) clan and water.

Situated within the territory of Sikou Township, Sixi Village is one li away from Yancun and 10 kilometers from the county seat. Built in the fifth year of the Qingyuan era during the Southern Song Dynasty (1199 AD), the village lies against mountains and faces water, nestled within the natural scenery of emerald peaks and clear streams. The architectural complex blends harmoniously with the surrounding environment, with landscapes complementing each other to create a picturesque and poetic ambiance.

Currently, the village preserves over 30 residential buildings from the Ming and Qing dynasties. Among them, those built in... More details about Sixi Village ++