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- Collection: Still Images: Lu Family Compound
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Created by: Bill B.
The carvings of nine lions on the beams. The length is 2.4m, and the height is 1.5m. It was carved in the late Qing Dynasty (1645-1911).
Created by: Bill B.
The carvings of the wall
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Back facade of the entrance to the Lu Zhai complex
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Close-up shot of stone base for stone pillar one of a pair at the entryway.
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The stone tablet in the entrance of the Lu Family Compound: 'The Lu Family Compond'
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The first memorial arch of the entrance: 'Provincial COmmissioner'. It was first established in 1577, and was recently restored in 1997.
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Entrance road.
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An old photograph of the entrance. Notice that some memorial archs were destroyed during the Cultural Revolution.
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The upper portion of the first gate 'Regional Commissioner' refers to Lu Zhongdian, who served as Guangdong Provincial Administration Commissioner in the Ming Dynasty. The arch was erected by Zhang Wenxi, Regional Inspector of Zhejiang Province, in…