Trung Hoa Assembly Hall (Hoi Quan Ngu Bang)
Historic Building in Hoi An
Established in 1741 through the collaborative efforts of five groups—Fujian, Chaozhou, Guangzhou, Hainan, and Hakka—the Trung Hoa Assembly Hall, also referred to as Duong Thuong Assembly Hall, serves as a cultural and spiritual gathering place. The hall is dedicated to the worship of Mazu, Thien Ly Nhan, and Thuan Phong Nhi, revered figures in Chinese tradition. Uniquely, this venue hosts gatherings for all Chinese communities, irrespective of their regional origins, fostering a sense of unity and inclusivity among its members.
This is also called Hoa Van Le Nghia.
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Visiting Trung Hoa Assembly Hall (Hoi Quan Ngu Bang)
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