Faye Xiaoliufang Memorial Archway in Panyu

Faye Xiaoliufang Memorial Archway in Panyu

The Faye Xiaoliufang Memorial Archway is a cultural relic protection unit of Panyu District.

The Faye Xiaoliufang Memorial Archway is located near the main temple in Lingbian Village, Shiqi Town, and dates back to the second year of the Xianfeng reign during the Qing Dynasty (1852).

This memorial archway was built by imperial decree in 1852, constructed from granite, and is a three-bay, four-pillar, three-story structure. With an elegant and dignified design, it holds high artistic value and provides significant insight into the local customs and folkways of Panyu during the Qing Dynasty.

On November 8, 2010, the Office of the People's Government of Panyu District announced the Faye Xiaoliufang Memorial Archway as part of the first batch of cultural relic protection units in Panyu District.

Lingbian Village: Located in the northern part of Shiqi Town, Lingbian Village currently has a permanent population of 2,342 residents in 689 households, along with approximately 2,500 migrant residents. The village covers a total land area of about 3,333,350 square meters, including 1,817 mu of arable land. In 2009, the village’s collective economic income totaled 6,006,048.54 yuan, with a net collective income of 4,758,740.51 yuan. The village is divided into 10 production teams, and its main sources of income come from leasing and contracting out land and fish ponds, with most leased land used primarily for flower cultivation. … More information about Lingbian Village++

Further reading:

· First Batch of Cultural Relic Protection Units in Panyu District