Qianshi Ancestral Hall

Qian's Ancestral Temple, more than 100 years old, is located in the center of Zhabei Park, the veritable treasure of the town garden. In 1918, in memory of the Wu Yue king Qian Xu in the late five generations of the Tang Dynasty, Qian's three brothers spent 50,000 silver, and built Qian's Ancestral Temple in Zhabei, suburb of Shanghai. The three-way hall covering an area of more than 800 square meters and white walls and black walls and horse head walls show the style of the famous gates in the south of the Yangtze River. After fighting and fire, luck was retained. After the 1950s, the functions of the surrounding area of the hall were adjusted several times and expanded to Zhabei Park to the east, which was included in the park map. The biggest point of Qian's Ancestral Hall is the well-preserved brick carvings on both sides of the main entrance and the inside of the building. The four characters of "Qian's Ancestral Hall" are dignified and simple, historical figures are lifelike, birds and animals are alive and flexible, and the flower patterns are exquisite. In the special times of unrest, the witty and ingenious good-hearted people, the door covered with paper tendons of lime, mop bricks, and wrote popular slogans, so that the brick carvings were saved. In the renovation project in 2007, the brick carvings were re-seen, and the Qian's Ancestral Temple was upgraded to a municipal cultural relics protection unit.

Qian's Temple is in Zhabei Park. I thought that Zhabei Park was just an ordinary park. I didn't expect that there were many secondary attractions inside. There were Song Jiaoren's Tomb and Qian's Temple. The scenery was beautiful and it was very good.

Qian's Temple is located in Zhabei Park, former Zhabei District, Shanghai. The grass is beautiful, the environment is excellent, and it is very beautiful. It can be said that it is a treasure of Fengshui. Mr. Song Jiaoren's tomb is also in Zhabei Park. From time to time, tourists bow to salute.

A small attraction in Zhabei Park, ancient architecture, Huizhou style.

On the east side of Zhabei Park, a large area is quite complete. Because there is no introduction, I went to the Internet to check it. It was originally to commemorate the famous three-money ancestors. According to the records of Qian's family tree, Qian's Ancestral Hall was founded in 1918 by contemporary calligraphers. The scientist Mr. Qian Rongmin's great-grandfather funded the construction, in order to commemorate the Wu Yue king Qian Xuan in the late five generations of the Tang Dynasty, and took the name Chunhuitang, from 1918 to 1966 for Qian's sacrifice of ancestors, marriage and funeral and other major activities.

In Shanghai Zhabei Park, there is a Shanghai-level cultural relics protection unit, a century-old temple, Qian's Ancestral Temple. Qian's Ancestral Temple is a three-inch Ming and Qing Jiangnan style building, well preserved, the gate is closed all year round, and it is not open to the outside world.

The beauty of Qian's temple is not comparable to that of ordinary people.