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Fujian Assembly Hall
religious building · Hội An
The Fujian Assembly Hall at 46 Trần Phú in Hội An was the meeting place and temple of the town's Chinese community from Fujian. It grew from a small shrine to the sea goddess Thiên Hậu set up in 1697. Behind the gate, a courtyard with a pond leads past east and west wings to the main hall with her altar and a rear hall for the community's ancestors.
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