Tangwang Temple at Qianwanhu Village, Zhangzi

　　The exact date of construction is unknown. The existing main hall dates back to the Yuan Dynasty, while the rest of the structures were built during the Qing Dynasty. Along the central axis lies the main hall, flanked by east and west side halls, as well as east and west wing halls. It faces south and is oriented north, measuring 36 meters in length from east to west and 27.9 meters in width from north to south, covering an area of approximately 1,045 square meters.

　　The main hall sits on a brick-and-stone platform that is 0.8 meters high. It features a three-bay-wide facade and a depth of four rafters, with a single-eave hanging hip roof. The exterior walls have been renovated. The central bay has a wooden door, and the column capitals feature bracket sets. The building also includes a horizontal beam structure and a surrounding corridor. Tangwang Temple at Qianwanhu Village, Zhangzi is a National Key Cultural Relics Protection Unit.