A memorial archway from the Qing Dynasty (1644-1911) has been discovered during renovation work in a community in Guiyang City in Southwest China’s Guizhou Province. The eight-meter-tall, nine-meter-wide structure was originally constructed to honor the filial piety of a woman to her parents-in-law in 1841. The existence of the cultural relic has only recently been publicly known as it was long hidden in a private residence. (Photo/VCG)
A memorial archway from the Qing Dynasty (1644-1911) has been discovered during renovation work in a community in Guiyang City in Southwest China’s Guizhou Province. The eight-meter-tall, nine-meter-wide structure was originally constructed to honor the filial piety of a woman to her parents-in-law in 1841. The existence of the cultural relic has only recently been publicly known as it was long hidden in a private residence. (Photo/VCG)
A memorial archway from the Qing Dynasty (1644-1911) has been discovered during renovation work in a community in Guiyang City in Southwest China’s Guizhou Province. The eight-meter-tall, nine-meter-wide structure was originally constructed to honor the filial piety of a woman to her parents-in-law in 1841. The existence of the cultural relic has only recently been publicly known as it was long hidden in a private residence. (Photo/VCG)
