The Liang Clan Ancestral Hall is located in Huangtang Village, Baisha Town, Yangxin County. Originally built in the 37th year of the Kangxi reign during the Qing Dynasty (1700), it has undergone multiple expansions over time, reaching its current scale in the 23rd year of the Guangxu reign (1898).
Li Qing Pagoda is located in Li Qing Village, Dawang Town, Yangxin County. It is an octagonal, seven-story solid brick-and-stone pavilion-style pagoda, standing 23.2 meters tall in total. The first and second stories are built of stone…
The Former Residence of National Preceptor Chen Guangheng is located in Qifang Village, Fenglin Town, Yangxin County. It was built in the 26th year of the Daoguang reign during the Qing Dynasty (1846). Chen Guangheng (1797…
The Copper Bay Chen Family Residence is located in Tongwan Village, Wangying Town, Yangxin County. Built from the late Qing Dynasty to the Republican era, it includes the ancestral homes of Chen Shidong, Chen Xuxue, …
The Lijiabao Residential House is located in Lijiabao Bay, Longgang Village, Longgang Town, Yangxin County. It was first built in the 12th year of the Jiaqing reign (1807). The site covers an area of 15…
The Old House of the Ke Family is located in Jinhe Village, Mugang Town, Yangxin County. Built in the late Qing Dynasty, it covers a construction area of about 1,000 square meters, with a single-entry, triple-courtyard layout and a brick-and-wood structure...
The Ancestral Hall of the Jia Clan is located in Jiaqingwu Village, Taogang Town, Yangxin County. It was first built during the Kangxi era. The building covers an area of approximately 800?. It has a rectangular floor plan, …
The Hong Clan Ancestral Hall is located in Wutang Village, Longgang Town, Yangxin County. Built during the Qing Dynasty, it faces north and covers an area of 1,185.8 square meters. The structure is laid out on a rectangular plane with a symmetrical central axis, along which are arranged, in sequence, a stage, front hall, middle hall, and rear hall. Wing rooms are situated on both sides, and the entire complex is enclosed by brick walls. This ancestral hall features a well-proportioned design and rational layout, making it a valuable example of local architecture in Hubei Province. (Fifth Batch)
The Dunfu Screen Wall is located in Dunfu Village, Baisha Town, Yangxin County. It is a remnant of the residence of Dong Yuezhuang, a “Chu Palace Bridegroom” from the late Ming Dynasty. Made of brick carvings, it stands 5.2 meters…
Aoshang Old House is located in Aoshang Village, Fenglin Town, Yangxin County. Originally built during the Jiaqing era of the Qing Dynasty, it took 20 years to complete. Facing west and situated to the east, it covers an area of approximately 2…
The Ancient Residence of the Kan Family is located in Xiaring Village, Paishi Town, Yangxin County, and was originally built in the mid-Qing Dynasty. It has an east-west elongated, north-south wide rectangular layout. Covering an area of...
The Li Clan Ancestral Hall is located on the old street of Taizi Town, Yangxin County. It was first built in the first year of the Guangxu reign during the Qing Dynasty (1875), initiated by Li Fengquan and Li Chaofan—both scholars from the Li family and candidates for county magistrate positions…
Taohuajiang is a small stream located within Taojiang County, Yiyang City, stretching 58 kilometers in length. Though modest in size, the stream enjoys great fame. As early as the 1930s…
Yuku Village in Yangxin County is located at the foot of the picturesque Huanggu Mountain, ten kilometers northwest of the county town. It boasts a beautiful natural environment, with a stream flowing continuously in front of the village...
Lush green hills undulate around Tao Hua Lake, where ancient trees stand thick and lush, and deer and rabbits are often spotted among the woods. The 300,000-acre forest forms a natural botanical garden, and there are also...
The former site of Nankai School in Tianjin was initially built in the 30th year of the Guangxu reign during the Qing Dynasty (), located at No. 20-22 Sima Road, Nankai District, Tianjin. The surviving structures include the South Building…
The Ancient Village of Kānjiātáng is located in Xiàróng Village, Pǎishì Town, Yàxīn County, Huángshí City, Húběi Province. Though named Kānjiātáng, it was actually built during the Qianlong era of the Qing Dynasty by the Li family...
Blushing Maiden Peak is located on the northern bank of Taohua River, 15 kilometers northwest of the county town, and is a masterpiece of nature. From a distance, Blushing Maiden Peak reveals her well-defined jawline jutting proudly, her cloud-like long hair softly cascading, her fair arms outstretched, her shapely legs with knees slightly bent, and her feet dipped in the clear river. She resembles a full-bodied relief sculpture of a maiden that fills the space between heaven and earth, often referred to as the Venus of the East. Fu Hongji, Vice President of the Hunan Academy of Social Sciences, spent eight years researching and concluded that Blushing Mountain is the “Xiang Mountain” where the Yellow Emperor “traveled south and ascended Xiongxiang,” as recorded in Records of the Grand Historian.
Guanyin Cave is located on the lakeshore of Nanshan by Xiandao Lake, facing the dam across the river. The cave features water-stained stalactite formations and was formed approximately 15,000 years ago...
Xianlong Island is located in the southwestern part of Xian Dao Lake, facing the Wangying Town Government and the General Wang Ping Memorial Hall across the water. The shape of the island resembles a green dragon floating…