Guangxi Gongcheng Hunan Guild Hall.

The Gongcheng Hunan Guild Hall is adjacent to the Zhouwei Temple and was built in the 11th year of the Tongzhi period of the Qing Dynasty (1872). It was built by the Sanxiang Fellow Association at that time and covers an area of 1,847 square meters. The guild hall faces southeast from the northwest and consists of a gatehouse, stage, main hall, corridor, rear hall, and left and right wing rooms. The gate of the guild hall has a pair of stone-carved couplets: "The guest house can stop the seven streams and three Xiangs, and the fairy department can get the land for thousands of years, and the hundred generations will be together in the tea city." The entire guild hall is rigorously laid out, with red walls and yellow tiles, green and gold, flying eaves and sky, and it is spectacular. The main hall is gorgeously decorated, with many murals and decorations, and the front and rear eaves are meticulously carved, and the eaves wall is painted with novel compositions. There is a stage in the hall, in the shape of a convex character, 105 square meters, with a bluestone base, and 36 water tanks are buried shallowly at the bottom of the stage to enhance the sound effect. The auditorium can accommodate more than 1,000 people. National key cultural relics protection unit.