Town God's Palace

Opposite the City God Hall is a stage built by the river, with a plaque inscribed with "Gujinjian" written in the Yiji Year of Yongzheng Period of the Qing Dynasty (1725 AD). The City God Hall was built in the late Ming Dynasty. The hall is spacious, with three entrances in front and back. The building is majestic, with flying eaves and corners, and it is magnificent. The first entrance has five rooms, and the stone pillars of the mountain gate are engraved with a couplet: "Snow takes advantage of the wind, and the white occupies the fields for a few days; Clouds take advantage of the rain, and the darkness conceals the world for a short time." The main hall has three rooms, the hall is tall, the ridge is decorated with "cloud dragons", a bronze mirror is placed in the middle, and the four characters "Guo Tai Min An" are on both sides, with flying eaves and lace vertical blue background and gold characters "Le Feng Yong Zhen Hou Li" hanging under the eaves. The drum stone and relief carvings under the stone pillars in the hall are exquisite. On the left and right pillars, there are two dragons hovering in the air with dancing claws. There is a square table in the middle of the hall, on which sits the City God "Yongzhen Hou Li"; next to it is a seated statue of his son in the palace, which is majestic and upright; next to the hall is a standing statue leaning against the wall.