Shanxi guild hall, located in the south of the town, with a total area of 2283 square meters, is a provincial cultural relics protection unit in the west of Beitou Road, ancient stone bridge, Dawenkou. It is divided into North and South courtyards. In the north is the Guandi temple, which faces south. The temple gate is in the middle and faces south. It is in the style of Shanping gate. There is a bell tower in the East and a drum tower in the west, which should be used to ring bells in the morning and drums in the evening; The south is the theater, facing north from south, which can accommodate more than 3000 spectators. Only by building walls and east-west gates can Guandi temple and the theater be integrated. The east gate is in the north section of the east wall, and the gate is "Shanxi guild hall". The west gate is located in the southern part of the west wall and is called the back temple gate. During the Ming and Qing Dynasties, Shanxi Merchants spread all over the country, and Dawenkou town was also an important commercial town. "Ancient stone bridge" was also the throat of Dawen River. As Shanxi people who would do business, they were optimistic about this golden area, and set up an office here to entertain Shanxi residents, or exchange silver tickets, which greatly facilitated Shanxi merchants. While Shanxi people did business, they also prospered the economy of Dawenkou town.