Tran Family Chapel

It turned out to be the local merchant's hall. Because of its long history, it became a scenic spot. The hall is not big. The building inside is still very Chinese Lingnan style. As a historical understanding, you can come and see.

There are many Chinese in Vietnam, so there are many Chinese buildings. Chen's Temple was built in 1802 by Chen Sile. His father was a Chinese businessman and settled in Hoi An after marrying a local woman. His son Chen Sile became a government official through the examination of the Yuan Dynasty and was stationed in China. Adhering to the Chinese tradition, the temple was built to sacrifice ancestors. The building was mainly Chinese, but some details were Japanese and characteristic, with beams and pillars as the most obvious. The front of the house is the ancestor's brand, and the main entrance in front of the brand will only open on major days such as the Spring Festival sacrifice ancestors; The second half of the house is the residence of the family members. Later generations still live.

听名字就知道是由中国人所建，类似于广州的陈家祠，都是祭拜祖先的祠堂，早期也是中国人的聚集地之一，祠堂在会安古镇外面面积也不大

典型的粤式古祠堂，值得参观。河边有个百货集市很热闹，木船直接在那里装卸货，是体验民生民俗的好去处。当地最著名的小吃叫“CAOLAO”（恰与山西平遥的小吃“栲栳栳”同音），是一种凉拌粉，配料其实很常见，唯一特别的是米粉中加了某类菜汁而呈绿色。

陈氏祠堂有着悠久的历史，200多年了，是移民来越南的陈姓人士所建。整个建筑还是传统的中国风味，但不知道为什么还是有一些日本的细节在里面。目前祠堂路过可以看一眼，但内部由于还是有后世子孙住着，所以并不能参观。