Juncheng Family Ancestral Hall, Longjing Village, Hezhou, Guangxi Province.

The main building of Juncheng Family Ancestral Hall in Longjing Village has three bays, with side rooms on both sides. The screen wall opposite the gate has the word "寿" (longevity) in black on a red background. The gate is inscribed with "俊臣公家祠" (Juncheng Family Ancestral Hall), and the couplet on both sides reads: "支承南海，派衍临江" (Support Nanhai, extend to Linjiang). The ancestors of the Zhang family in Longjing came from Nanhai County, Guangdong Province, and Longjing Village belonged to the ancient Linhe County. It is said that Juncheng Family Ancestral Hall was first built in the 15th year of the Qianlong reign of the Qing Dynasty (1750), covering an area of 850 square meters. The roof ridge and gable walls are decorated with exquisite gray sculptures and murals of birds and beasts, which are amazing. The gray sculpture on the top of the gable wall features a lively Kui dragon. The first hall. The couplet on the gate reads: "骏奔有序，燕乐无愆" (Orderly galloping, joyful without fault). The corridor is supported by wooden columns, with a few wood carvings on the beams and purlins; the colorful paintings are the highlight as usual. The second hall houses the ancestral tablets of the ancestral hall, with wok ear gable walls. A key cultural relic unit in Hezhou City.