Chen Family Grand House in Xianghua Village, Zixing, Hunan

Built during the Qing Dynasty, the Chen Family Grand House covers approximately 800 square meters. Its central structure features three halls (upper, middle, and lower) with three bays, an recessed wooden front door with stone column bases, carved wooden door frames with stone pillows, a stone threshold, and an inscribed plaque reading "Yingchuan Di" above the entrance, along with horse-head gable walls. The first section has a wooden screen and a square caisson ceiling, while the second section boasts an arched roof. Flanking the main structure are two-story side rooms and transverse houses on each side, connected by corridors on the second floor, with stone lattice windows on the side walls. It is listed as an immovable cultural relic of Zixing City.