Phoenix Yang Family Ancestral Hall

　　The Yang Family Ancestral Hall covers an area of 770 square meters. The stage features a single-eave hip-and-gable roof, a post-and-lintel structure, stands 16 meters tall, and measures 7 meters wide and 8 meters deep. Its eaves are adorned with ornate brackets resembling jade, while the pillars are carved with dragons and phoenixes. The main hall is constructed with a raised-beam system, and its gable walls feature cat-back arches, divided into one bright room and two darker side rooms. Wing rooms are located on both sides. The Yang Family Ancestral Hall is exquisitely designed and finely crafted. Windows, doors, and eave decorations are all intricately carved with openwork patterns, giving the entire building a distinctive ethnic character and high architectural art value.

　　The Yang Family Ancestral Hall is a wooden quadrangle compound with two stories, covering an area of 770 square meters. It consists of a main gate, stage, hallway, corridor rooms, and main hall, forming a rectangular layout. The stage has a single-eave hip-and-gable roof, decorated with ruyi-style brackets under the eaves, stands 16 meters tall, and has four pillars carved with dragons and phoenixes. The stage uses a post-and-lintel structure, while the main hall employs a raised-beam system. The entire structure is finely built and rich in ethnic characteristics. The Yang Family Ancestral Hall is exquisitely designed and meticulously crafted. Windows, doors, and eave decorations are all intricately carved with openwork patterns, giving the entire building a distinctive ethnic character and high architectural art value.

　　The Yang Family Ancestral Hall is a key cultural relic protection unit at the county level.