Zhonghe Hall in Dadu Village, Gan County, Jiangxi Province.

Zhonghe Hall in Dadu Village is the ancestral hall of the third house of the Xie family in the village. It was built in the late Qing Dynasty and early Republic of China, with a building area of nearly 200 square meters. The building has three rooms, two courtyards, and two patios. The main gate is in the form of a memorial archway, with two horse head walls on both sides in front, two red sandstone stone drums in front of the gate, stone door frames and stone pillows, and the door lintel is carved with floral and animal patterns, with the words "Lan Yu Liu Fang" engraved on the top, and the words "Hui Ji Shi Di" engraved on the top of the red sandstone, implying the origin of the Xie family. There are six red sandstone stone pillars and stone bases in the ancestral hall, all of which are engraved with couplets, and a wooden plaque with the words "Zhonghe Hall" is hung in the main hall. The ancestral hall is well preserved after renovation and is a representative of the Huizhou Hakka ancient architecture in Dadu Village and a key cultural relic in Ganzhou City.