The Guangxi Pingnan Xinbutun Zanxu Ancestral Hall.

The Xinbu Zanxu Ancestral Hall was rebuilt in the 3rd year of the Guangxu period of the Qing Dynasty (1878). It faces southeast from the northwest, and is rectangular in shape. It has three entrances and three rooms, and is made of brick and wood. It has a gable roof, is 10.8 meters wide, 34.2 meters deep, and covers an area of about 369 square meters. The outer wall of the front seat is painted with flowers and birds, and the eaves are carved with flowers. The roof is covered with small green tiles, and the main room has a raised beam frame. The inner wall is painted with flowers and birds, and the ridge is decorated with flowers, birds, and a multi-treasure shelf. The main room of the middle seat has a raised beam frame, and the ridge is decorated with flowers, birds, and a multi-treasure shelf. The top of the inner wall is painted with a scroll of flowers. The left and right gable walls of the middle seat are inscribed with "clan rules" and "exhortations to study". The main room of the rear seat has a raised beam frame, and the table is for the Zheng family's ancestral gods. The ancestral hall has the architectural style of the Lingnan region in the Qing Dynasty, and provides physical materials for the study of the local Zheng family history. It is a key cultural relic in Pingnan County.