Gui Xuan Zheng Ancestral Hall

Gui Xuan Zheng Ancestral Hall

Gui Xuan Zheng Ancestral Hall is a cultural tourism attraction.

Commonly known as the "Eight-Pillar Hall," it is located in Aogangdi Village, Ding’an Village Committee, Longtang Town, Qingxin High-tech Zone, Qingyuan City, Guangdong Province, and was built during the Qing Dynasty. It faces northwest and is spread across seven lanes with three courtyards, separated by Qingyun Alleys. The total width is 108 meters and the total depth is 34.7 meters. The architectural complex is grand in scale, with the wooden beams and bracket arms of the main gate intricately carved with patterns of flowers, birds, and auspicious beasts. On both sides of the ancestral hall are two sets of three-bay, two-corridor houses and one set of wing rooms, with the overall layout largely intact. Currently, over fifty households totaling more than 400 people reside here, most of whom are tenants from other regions.

Ding’an Village: The Ding’an Village Committee is located southwest of Longtang Town, approximately 6 kilometers from Longtang Market. It borders Shaxi Village to the east, Changchong Village to the south, Banchong Village to the west, and faces Minping Village across the river to the north. It covers an area of about 500 hectares and comprises 15 natural village groups. The arable land area is 1,680 mu, with 2,570 mu of paddy fields, and a population of 3,686, in addition to 2,350 migrants.

Ding’an Village is situated in a hilly region with fertile soil and a mild climate. Historically, villagers have primarily engaged in agriculture, mainly producing rice, peanuts, and other grains. Ding’an Village is located along a major transportation route, in the provincial... Detailed information about Ding’an Village++