Jiqing Hall

　　Address: Lanxi City, Jinhua, Zhejiang Province

　　The hall faces west and east, featuring a layout of three bays, four courtyards, and two narrow lanes. It has a total width of 13.75 meters and a total depth of 58.8 meters, with a flush gable roof. The first courtyard is six rafters deep, with a six-rafter rear-eave corridor structure using a central pillar. The front eave has a double step with a rolled shed. The second courtyard is nine rafters deep, with a five-rafter beam structure and double steps both in front and behind. Parts of the main room’s front and rear eaves have bas-reliefs of lions and floral motifs under some beams. The third courtyard is similar in structure to the second, except that its front double step also has a rolled shed. The fourth courtyard is seven rafters deep using four pillars, with a central spine beam structure, double steps in front and rear, and a front corridor. The front eave columns feature latticed doors and windows. A connecting corridor is set between the main rooms of the third and fourth courtyards.

　　The hall is large in scale, uses regular materials, features exquisite carvings, and remains well-preserved.