Guangxi Luzhai Renlitun Deng Clan Ancestral Hall.

The Renli Deng Clan Ancestral Hall was built in 1836 by Deng Yuejun. Deng Yuejun was originally from Meixian, Guangdong. He was poor when he was young and worked as an apprentice in a salt shop in Meixian. He later followed his boss to Liujiang County (now Zhaisha Town) to do business. Deng Yuejun, who had accumulated a certain amount of wealth, planned to settle in Zhaisha Town and sent someone back to Meixian, Guangdong to get the house drawings. The house is a Hakka-style building with two halls and four horizontal shapes. It took three years to build. There are nine halls and nine courtyards inside, plus one courtyard, which is called nine halls and ten courtyards, covering an area of more than 2,500 square meters. The plaque "Zhongjiang Di" is hung on the main entrance of the ancestral hall. There are hundreds of acres of good farmland in front of the ancestral hall, with crisscrossing water channels and the Pomegranate River passing by the village. Today, almost no one lives in the Deng Clan Ancestral Hall. But dozens of rooms with corridors running through them, the gate towers inside the walls, etc. are still preserved. Key cultural relics of Luzhai County.