Wugong square

Wugongfang is a Ming Dynasty stone archway located in the southeast of the former residence of Zhao Mengfu and Xitu of yueheqiao, Chaoyang Street, Wuxing District, Huzhou City, Zhejiang Province, China. It was originally on the South Street between NaNTU of Yifeng bridge and ding'anmen. It is a sign archway at the entrance of the alley. It was moved to the current site in 1995. The memorial archway is of three rooms and four pillars. It is made of Wukang stone. On its forehead, it is carved with the patterns of Erlong Xizhu, Liyu tiaolong and Qilin. Beside it, there is a stele of Zhanggong qusi, who moved into Zhentai at the same time.

Wugong square

Wugongfang is a Ming Dynasty stone archway located in the southeast of the former residence of Zhao Mengfu and Xitu of yueheqiao, Chaoyang Street, Wuxing District, Huzhou City, Zhejiang Province, China. It was originally on the South Street between NaNTU of Yifeng bridge and ding'anmen. It is a sign archway at the entrance of the alley. It was moved to the current site in 1995. The memorial archway is of three rooms and four pillars. It is made of Wukang stone. On its forehead, it is carved with the patterns of Erlong Xizhu, Liyu tiaolong and Qilin. Beside it, there is a stele of Zhanggong qusi, who moved into Zhentai at the same time.

Address: Chaoyang Street, Wuxing District, Huzhou City

Longitude: 120.10323643684

Latitude: 30.859946835818