Yu Kiu Ancestral Hall

Yu Qiao Ergong Temple is adjacent to Deng's Gong Temple, also tall, open and elegant. He Xuan, who hangs the 60th birthday of Mrs. Deng's seven products, is embroidered with "Guo Ziyi Zhushou" and "Ma Gu Xishou". The embroidery is fine. This is a copy of the original product at the Hong Kong History Museum.

The second park of Yu Qiao is located in the south of the ancestral temple of Deng's family. It was built in the early 16th century by Deng's 11th ancestors Deng Shixian (No. Yusheng) and Deng Shizhao (No. Qiaolin). In addition to being used as a temple, the second park was once a place for students to study in Pingshan villages. Between 1931 and 1961, the Dade School was easy to operate. According to the stone forehead of the main entrance of the temple, the Qingguangxu period (1875-1908) was extensively repaired, but the original structure and characteristics were basically maintained. The second park was repaired many times since then, and the comprehensive renovation was completed in 1995. The second park of Yu Qiao was listed as a statutory monument in December 2001. The second park of Yu Qiao is a three-in-two-hospital building with a structure and scale similar to the adjoining Tang family park.

It is very interesting and cost-effective. It is highly recommended 👍👍

Yu Qiao Ergong Temple is next to Deng's Ancestral Temple, the establishment is almost the same, all are a product official system, there are red brick floors.

A place with a sense of history, I can feel the life of the old Hong Kong people, as if I have returned to the Qing Dynasty.

One of the Tang's Ancestral Halls of Yu Qiao Ergong, all located in Pingshan, Yuen Long, is one of the legal monuments, except the Temple of the Temple, where the residents of Pingshan in Zhong system studied.