Tianshunhua Gold Shop
Tianshunhua Gold Shop was first built in the 33rd year of the Guangxu reign during the Qing Dynasty (1907). It features a single-eave, double-story design and is a single-courtyard, three-bay wooden structure with an outward-opening “eight”-shaped gate. The hall is paved with bluestone slabs. At the time, it served as a workshop for processing gold and silver jewelry. The entire building has a compact structure and rational layout, providing important physical material for the study of the commercial economy of the ancient Hongjiang Market. The protected area starts from the foundation walls of the shop, extending 15 meters east, 10 meters south, 15 meters west, and 15 meters north. The construction control zone extends 20 meters beyond the protected area in all four directions.
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