The ancestral temple was occupied, and the married woman came back to congratulate and collect money: the village took the lead in building the ancestral temple to donate money. According to relevant public information, ancestral halls, namely ancestral halls, ancestral halls, ancestral halls and ancestral halls, are places where ancestors are sacrificed. They also have the functions of family propaganda, enforcing family rules and regulations, and discussing feasts, and are symbols of traditional Confucian culture in China. The ancestral hall system came into being in the Zhou Dynasty. Ancient literati dared not build ancestral halls, which were exclusively owned by the emperor. In Song Dynasty, Zhu advocated family ancestral temple: every family should build an ancestral temple and four shrines to worship the four gods of Gao, Zeng, Zu and You. The ancestral temple is the center of the interweaving of clan power and theocracy.