The Deng Clan Ancestral Hall in Beifu Village, Chenzhou, Hunan

Built in 1779 during the Qing Dynasty's Qianlong era and renovated during the Jiaqing period, this south-facing ancestral hall covers approximately 600 square meters. Featuring brick-wood structure with horse-head walls and small blue-tiled roofs, its three-section layout includes main gate, entrance, opera stage, side rooms, corridor chambers, and rear hall. The "Three Rituals Hall" in the rear section boasts monolithic bluestone pillars. A characteristic example of southern Hunan ancestral architecture, it's designated as a Key Cultural Relic Protection Unit of Hunan Province.