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The Ancestral Hall of the Cao Family in Guanbi Village

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The Ancestral Hall of the Cao Family in Guanbi Village Type: Ancient architecture Era: 11th year of the Jiaqing reign during the Qing Dynasty (1807) Address: Xingguang Village, Baisha Town Protected area: Starting from the foundation of the outer wall, extending 30 meters in all four directions. Construction control zone: Extending 30 meters beyond the protected area in all four directions. …

The Ancestral Hall of the Cao Family in Guanbi Village

The Ancestral Hall of the Cao Family in Guanbi Village is a cultural relic protection unit of Hengyang City.

The Ancestral Hall of the Cao Family in Guanbi Village

Type: Ancient architecture

Era: 11th year of the Jiaqing reign during the Qing Dynasty (1807)

Address: Xingguang Village, Baisha Town

Protected area: Starting from the foundation of the outer wall, extending 30 meters in all four directions.

Construction control zone: Extending 30 meters beyond the protected area in all four directions.

Baisha Town: Baisha Town is located in the southeastern part of Changning City, upstream of the Chongling River, a tributary of the Xiang River. It borders Leiyang across the river to the east, adjoins Guiyang via the Dayi Mountains to the southwest, and neighbors Yongxing to the southeast. It is an important market town on the border of the four counties (cities) of Changning, Leiyang, Guiyang, and Yongxing. In May 1995, during the district and township consolidation, the former Yangjia Township was merged into Baisha Town. By the end of 1998, it governed 28 villages, 4 residential committees, 204 villager groups, 7,471 households, and 29,393 people, including 1,403 non-agricultural residents. The total area is 44 square kilometers, with 11,700 mu of arable land, including 8,6… More details about Baisha Town ++

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