The Wang Clan Ancestral Hall in Zeshui Village, Longyou, Zhejiang

The original Wang Clan Ancestral Hall, consisting of three halls and two courtyards, was destroyed by fire in the eighth year of the Xianfeng reign of the Qing Dynasty (1858). The ancestral hall was rebuilt during the Guangxu reign (1908) and is commonly known as "Dragon Cave Hall." It covers an area of 230 square meters and features two halls, one courtyard, a two-story structure, and an eight-character gate. Calligraphic works adorn the side walls, flowing like clouds and water. The inscription above the gate reads "Dongfeng Cloud Gathering," while the window lintels on both sides bear the inscriptions "Four Seasons' Mist and Clouds" and "Spring Rain and Dew." The hall underwent renovations in 2014 and is a key cultural relic protection site in Zhejiang Province.