Li Family Ancestral Hall in Hefeng

　　Located in Jingga Village, Zouma Town, Hefeng County, it was built during the Tongzhi era of the Qing Dynasty. The structure faces south with a central axis and symmetrical layout, and includes a front hall and main house. Both sections are 14.6 meters wide, with depths of 7.2 meters and 4 meters respectively. It is a two-story building with a single-eave, flush-gable roof covered in gray tiles, and features a brick-and-wood structure. The front hall has a post-and-lintel frame, while the main house uses a raised-beam frame for the central bay and post-and-lintel frames on the sides. It has fire-prevention gables, with side doors set into the gable walls. This building is one of the most completely preserved ancestral halls in western Hubei and is of typical significance for the study of the architectural style and characteristics of ancestral halls in the region. (Fifth Batch)

　　Source: Hubei Provincial Cultural Relics Bureau