Li Ancestral Hall

Li's Ancestral Hall is located in Huangyong Village, Zhongtang Town. It was built in the ninth year of Gandao in the Southern Song Dynasty (1173). The layout of the ancestral hall takes the shape of turtles. The building is a three-entry courtyard and a quadrangle courtyard layout. There is a terrace in the front and wing rooms on both sides. 1337 square meters. In the ancestral hall, there are two inscriptions with ochre as the body and red stone as the base, which record the inscriptions written by six sages of Song, Yuan, and Ming Li Chunsou. Huangyong Village is the first of the four famous towns in Dongguan City, and the hometown of cultural relics in Zhongtang Town. Changes, the erosion of time, there are few relics that can be seen at present. In order to make this precious heritage permanent and relatively complete preservation, in recent years, Huangyong Village has increased the protection of cultural relics in the village. As early as 1993, the Ancestral Hall of Li's Family was already a city-level cultural relics protection unit in Dongguan City. This year, after the inspection and evaluation by experts, the Ancestral Hall of Li's Family in Huangyong Village was rated as a cultural relics protection unit in Guangdong Province.