Wang Family Courtyard Gaoyaya Architectural Complex

Wang Family Courtyard Gaoyaya Architectural Complex

The Wang Family Courtyard Gaoyaya Architectural Complex is a cultural tourism attraction.

The Wang Family Courtyard Gaoyaya Architectural Complex was constructed between the first year of the Jiaqing era (1796) and the sixteenth year of the Jiaqing era (1811) by brothers Wang Rucong and Wang Rucheng of the 17th generation. It spans a total area of 19,572 square meters, with 35 courtyards and 342 rooms. The architecture is characterized by following the natural contours of the mountain, featuring tiered buildings and courtyards, a majestic and imposing presence, complete functionality, and it inherits the traditional Chinese courtyard style of front halls and rear sleeping quarters that originated in the Western Zhou Dynasty. In addition, the ingenious brick carvings, wood carvings, and stone carvings are rich in meaning and offer extremely high cultural value.

Jingsheng Town: A town under the jurisdiction of Lingshi County. In 1958, it was established as the Jingsheng Commune, and became a town in 1984. Located in the northeastern part of the county, it is 15 kilometers from the county seat. National Highway 108 passes through the area. The town administers 16 village committees: Jingsheng, Qijie, Jiguang, Yin Fang, Suxi, Nanpu, Nanyuan, Caoqiao, Hougou, Shuaijiashan, Liushuyuan, Jin Duan? ? ?, Jiaozhong, Shijiashan, Hetaowa, and Tuhuangpo. Local industries include coal mining, coking, transportation, and construction. The main agricultural products are wheat, corn, millet, and vegetables. Historical sites include Shang Dynasty tombs, as well as Zishou Temple, Confucius Temple, Wenfeng Pagoda, and Kuixing Tower in Suxi Village.

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