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Zheng Dajin’s Former Residence

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Zheng Dajin’s Former Residence is located in Xianmei Village, Yujiao Town, Jiedong County. It consists of a new and an old residence. The old residence was built during the Ming Dynasty as the ancestral home of the Zheng family. In front of the old residence stand stone lions and flagpole bases that symbolize Zheng Dajin’s official rank. The new residence is situated to the south of the village and was built during the Qianlong era. It is an official building facing south with a north orientation, featuring three courtyards and two fire alleys on the east and west sides. The Zheng residence is built against a mountain, and in front of it...

Zheng Dajin’s Former Residence

Zheng Dajin’s Former Residence is a cultural relic protection unit of Guangdong Province.

Zheng Dajin’s Former Residence is located in Xianmei Village, Yujiao Town, Jiedong County. It includes both a new and an old residence. The old residence was built during the Ming Dynasty as the ancestral home of the Zheng family. In front of the old residence are stone lions and flagpole bases that represent Zheng Dajin’s official rank. The new residence is located to the south of the village, constructed during the Qianlong era as an official building. It faces south with a northern orientation, and has three formal halls along with two fire alleys on the east and west. The Zheng residence is built against a hillside, with a spacious courtyard, pond, and rice fields stretching out flat in front. Behind the residence are gardens, study rooms, and other structures. (For Zheng Dajin, see the “Xueyang Hall” entry in this section). In 1990, the Jieyang County People's Government designated it as a cultural relic protection unit.

Further Reading:

· Eighth Batch of Cultural Relic Protection Units of Guangdong Province

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