It was reconstructed into an ancestral shrine during the Daoguang reign of the Qing Dynasty. The present hall consists of three rooms facing south with the back to the north, covering an area of 70 square meters. Built with bricks and wood, it features a simple, elegant architectural style full of traditional ethnic characteristics.
A shrine stands inside the hall, with a statue of Sun Bin enshrined in the center. Spirit tablets of Sun Bin’s descendants are displayed on both sides of the shrine.
A stone stele stands in front of the hall. The front side is inscribed with
Preface to the Sun Clan Ancestral Shrine, while the back records the general distribution of branches of the Sun family.