Enter Linli Road from Huancheng South Road and turn a corner to reach the school and "Sweep Head Area" in the north of Mazha Village. In the area of Sao Tou, there is a village surrounded by three streets and three houses, which faces south. This village is where Mazha Xinxiang is located, which is the old village of Xinxiang.
From the west of the village to the center, the first thing you encounter is "Anrenli", which faces south. There are two buildings in it, one is the four-quarter golden forest, and the other is the Xiaoyou Hall of the Huang Shaozu Temple with three rooms and two entrances. The six couplets on the wall of Shaozu Temple are the works of Zhong, a scholar in Jiaoling, Meizhou in Qing Dynasty. Zhong is good at writing lyrics and likes to make couplets. Calligraphy master Li Beihai; Its name is Huan Boyi, and it has profound skills and accomplishments. Iron-painted silver-hooked sparrows were once called "three strokes of Jinghua" in Kyoto, and Zhong Menghongrong was one of them. The area around the Imperial City is famous for the calligrapher He Ji Shao's son Zhen Qi, which is a much-told story. Since then, this couplet can be seen in many other buildings in the village, but it is not as complete as Shaozu Temple.
After leaving Anrenli, I began to walk eastward along the peripheral stream. On the road, I saw a stone tablet that felt very special under the banyan tree on the roadside. It is engraved with the words "Wen Qu Xing Jun" and has a censer in front. Maybe like Shi Gandang? Then go to the settlement and find a Roche Wang Zu temple with a descending structure. Not far from the northwest side of Wangzu Temple, I saw many ancestral temples along the way. Some of them were built with walls outside, forming a fence pattern, and the doors were closed, such as in the Qin Dynasty, so I didn't know what it was like inside. There are buildings such as Huang Letian Room, Cao Yun Huang Gong Temple, Huang Baozu Temple and Huang Renzu Temple in turn. These buildings are basically sitting in the southwest facing northeast, with three rooms and binary system. The tripe in Huang Letian's room is very interesting. In addition to cursive script, there are official script and seal script, which are also used in other buildings in the village. Unfortunately, I don't know who wrote it. Huanggong Temple, with the hall number Xuchang, is located in the Lotte Room of the Huang family. The wall of Sanshan Gate House was written by two opponents of Zeng, one of the "four outstanding figures in Lingnan" in Mianhu, Jieyang in the late Qing Dynasty. The couplets on the wall of Huang Ancestral Hall are the works of Chen Tingjie. In front of the ancestral hall is Yangcheng Square, in the west is the old supply and marketing cooperative, and in the east is the Huang Renzu Temple. Renzu Temple adopted the wall connection of Zhong in Shaozu Temple, but it was only a section.