Wu Clan Ancestral Hall, Changle Village, Lanxi, Zhejiang

The Changle Wu Clan Ancestral Hall (Liben Hall) is located at No. 50, Guyixi Road, Changle Village, Changle Administrative Village, Zhuge Town, Lanxi City. It is a three-room building facing south and north, with an area of ​​269.95 square meters. It was built in the Qing Dynasty. The building has an eight-shaped gatehouse at the front (the current facade has been changed). The front hall has five raised beams with a single-step corridor in the front and a double-step corridor in the back. It is a moon beam with wooden piers on top and brackets on the bottom. The front lintel uses a moon beam. The second room has five columns, combining raised beams and through beams, and the front and rear corridors are both moon beams. A moon beam is used for the rear lintel of the second room. The rear hall has four columns and five raised beams with double corridors in front and back. The second room has five columns, combining raised beams and through beams, and moon beams are used in the front and back corridors. The corridor is a single room. Bluestone patio. There are ox legs with a circular pattern on the eaves columns. The column base is in the shape of a drum, with a covering basin underneath, a cement floor, a gable roof, and roof bricks. This building is the main place of worship for the Wu family in the village and has high cultural relic value. National key cultural relic protection unit.