Jigong Ancestral Hall, Shenpo Village, Fuchuan, Guangxi.

Built in 1871, the hall covers an area of 430 square meters. It was built to commemorate Jiang Jigong of the village. It has two courtyards and five rooms, with a gable roof. The main gate has a pair of stone-carved stone drums, and the wooden door frame is carved with stone pillows of lions. The plaque reads "Jigong Ancestral Hall." The wooden pillars in the hall have stone bases, each with exquisite stone carvings. The ancestral hall has high horse-head walls, red bricks, and blue tiles. The side rooms have attics. The hall has a unique architectural style with typical Huizhou architectural features. It houses a large number of historical relics and family materials, reflecting the history and cultural heritage of the Jiang family in Shenpo Village. Although some buildings and cultural relics were damaged during the Cultural Revolution, they have been restored and protected. Historical building in Fuchuan County.