Guangdong Guild Hall of Huashan Village, Pingle, Guangxi.

Most of the villagers in Huashan Village are from Guangdong and Fujian, so the villagers have had the custom of worshiping Mazu for generations. The largest ancient buildings in Huashan Village belong to the Guangdong Guild Hall and Mazu Temple. They were first built in the 14th year of Qianlong's reign in the Qing Dynasty. They were built with funds raised by villagers in Huashan Village and surrounding areas. , the stage consists of four parts, covering an area of ​​about 1,300 square meters. The first entrance is the Guangdong Guild Hall, which has red walls and green tiles. It is antique, 14 meters wide and 38 meters long. It has three entrances: the head seat, the middle seat and the main door. The gate tower was demolished during the Cultural Revolution, leaving only the brick walls on both sides. The middle seat is the gate tower supported by four one-foot-square stone pillars. There are bell and drum towers on both sides. The main hall is dedicated to the golden body of Mazu, with a kind face, beautiful and dignified appearance. There are exquisite carvings on the stone pillars and foundations of the hall, and there are colorful paintings under the eaves of the walls. The Guangdong Guild Hall mainly functions as a hometown association and business exchange, and also facilitates businessmen from these regions to come and stay overnight. In addition, various financial aids are also provided to students from the same hometown who are passing by to take the Jinshi and scholar examinations.