Qiu Liang Gong Historical Residence Introduction
This building is the ancestral home of Qiu Liangong, located in the middle section of Wujing Street in Jincheng Township. Inside the house, there is a square copper mirror and two stone tablets inscribed with a dragon and a royal decree. The tablets stand 61 centimeters high and 85 centimeters wide, with each character of the decree measuring 12 centimeters square. It is said that Liangong received noble titles, and upon hearing that his family home was humble, the emperor granted him the construction of a noble residence and bestowed him the two stone tablets, intended to be placed at the main gate of the residence. The architecture features a one-entry-four-slope design with a left protruding return and wall specifications.
