One of the iconic buildings, blending French Romanesque and Chinese pavilion styles, it possesses profound historical and cultural value. Built in 1926 (under the supervision of Father Jia Yuanzhen of the Paris Foreign Missions Society), it combines French Romanesque and Chinese pavilion styles. The main body has a red sandstone base, with blue brick walls. The facade is shaped like the Chinese character "山" (mountain), and the bell tower is a hexagonal, pyramidal-roofed brick and wood structure. Address: East side of the southern section of Yuantian Street, Huili City, Sichuan Province. The Huili Catholic Church is not only a religious building, but also a three-dimensional history book and an artistic scroll of East-West fusion. Whether you are an architecture enthusiast, a history buff, or a traveler seeking spiritual tranquility, this place can bring you a timeless and moving experience.