Qiu Liang-gong Old House Introduction
This building is the ancestral hall of Qiu Liang-gong, located in the middle section of Wujiang Street, Jincheng Township. Inside the house, there remains a square bronze mirror and two stone tablets engraved with dragons and imperial edicts, each measuring sixty-one centimeters in height and eighty-five centimeters in width. According to legend, this edict was granted due to Liang-gong's nobility and titles. Upon hearing that his family home was modest, the emperor bestowed a residence and gifted two stone tablets to be placed at the main entrance of the residence. The architecture features a layout of one main building with four side wings, a left protruding section, and wall regulations.
