The Stone Archway is a type of traditional Chinese architecture of great importance. These structures, built with stone, were erected during the feudal society to honor achievements, scholarly titles, virtuous governance, and loyalty, filial piety, and righteousness. Some palaces, temples, and monasteries use archways as their main entrance. Others serve to mark place names. There are also Stone Archways, which are monumental gateways, promoting feudal rituals and virtues. The archways are also auxiliary structures of ancestral halls, showcasing the noble virtues and great achievements of the ancestors, and they also serve as a place for ancestor worship. Abroad, the archways are considered one of the symbols of Chinese culture.