Yu Xisan Wuxian Ancestral Hall

　　Yu Xisan Wuxian Ancestral Hall: This residence is located in Shuangdi Village, Zhusha Town, Xinyi City, covering an area of over 4,000 square meters, with three sections totaling 99 rooms, constructed from blue bricks, stone, and wood, and remains well-preserved to this day. The central part of the building is the ancestral hall of the Yu family, flanked by auxiliary structures primarily used as living quarters, all integrated into one grand complex with an imposing presence. Yu Xisan held the official title of Wuxian (Martial Distinguished) in the imperial court, serving as a logistics and finance officer in the military, and was a major landowner who once owned 100 dan of tenanted farmland in Rong County, Guangxi. It is said that construction of the residence began in 1921 and was still unfinished at the time of the Liberation; the entire project spanned 28 years. The building is still inhabited today, though by residents of other surnames. After the Liberation, the government distributed the property to local residents and issued formal property ownership certificates. To this day, members of the Yu clan still gather at the entrance gate of the residence to pay respects during ancestral worship ceremonies.