Chongxing Hall, Zhuge Village, Lanxi, Zhejiang

Zhuge Chongxing Hall is located at No. 59, Xingtang Road, Zhuge Village, Zhuge Administrative Village, Zhuge Town, Lanxi City. It consists of three rooms, three entrances and two halls. It faces northeast and southwest, covers an area of ​​497 square meters, and was built in the Ming Dynasty. The building has four pillars and five floors with brick-carved archway-style gatehouse, each floor is supported by brackets and decorated with owls at both ends. A vertical plaque with the word "Enrong" is placed just below the ridge tower. There are high relief carvings of lions playing with balls, flowers, plants, birds and animals on the facade. Entering the gate is a hallway, and the original patio has been covered. The front hall has five beams with single steps in front and back, a moon beam structure, with a sitting beam on top and brackets on the bottom. The second room has a through-beam frame. The middle entrance has five beams with double beams in the front and single beam in the back, square beams, through-beam style in the secondary bay, and moon beam structure. There are also hallways in the middle and back rooms. Originally there were two fish ponds, but now they are covered. The back is supported by a beam, with a flat chessboard and sparrows underneath. The golden column in the middle has a shaped column base with a cover basin underneath, while the rest have drum-shaped column bases. The floor is made of cement, the roof is gabled and the roof is decorated with bricks. The building has high cultural value. National key cultural relic protection unit.