Wu Family Shrines, Ancient shrine in Shandong
The Wu Family Shrines are a large ancestral hall complex.
These shrines date back to the Eastern Han dynasty, approximately 2nd century AD.
Stone reliefs at the site depict Confucian virtues and Han dynasty life.
Listed as a Major Historical and Cultural Site Protected at the National Level in China.
Known for its intricate carvings portraying traditional filial piety stories.
Location: Shandong
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