Wanliang Tang Ancestral Hall

Wanliang Tang Ancestral Hall

Wanliang Tang Ancestral Hall is a cultural tourism attraction.

Wanliang Tang Ancestral Hall is located in Nanshe. It is a Qing Dynasty structure that was renovated in the 11th year of the Republic of China (1922) and again in 1997. Facing west and situated eastward, it features three bays and two courtyards, with a total width of 11.2 meters and a depth of 19.7 meters, covering a built-up area of 233 square meters. The building has a gable and hip roof with flush gable walls, grey-plastered antique-style ridges, grey barrel tiles, granite stone foundations, and red brick-paved floors.

The ancestral hall houses a stone tablet inscribed with the record of its renovation. The front porch beams are adorned with dragon-fish corbels and bracket sets, while the beam supports feature carved figures. The eaves boards are carved with motifs of opera characters, birds, deer, squirrels, and fruits. The shrimp-dragon beams are decorated with stone lions and uniquely shaped bracket sets.

Chatang Village: The Chatang Village Committee is located in the southern part of Tanbu Town, covering an area of approximately 3.13 square kilometers. It administers three natural villages—Chatang, Xincun, and Henghu—and comprises 11 villager groups, with a total population of over 1,930. Chatang Village’s “Poetry School Street” was built during the Qing Dynasty. Along the 336-meter-long pond, there are five ancestral halls, nine study halls, four private schools, and one Hongsheng Ancient Temple, making it a provincial-level second batch of ancient villages. The Chatang Village Committee is 15 kilometers from downtown Xinhua and 2 kilometers from downtown Tanbu. The village is distributed along both sides of the Chantan Highway, with the Tanbu Avenue running through the entire village area, and the entrance to the West Second Ring Expressway located... Chatang Village detailed information++