Bezi Temple is one of the four temples in Inner Mongolia. It is located in the southern section of the Erdon Taoli Gai in the north of Xilinhot City, Xilin Gol League. The Mongolian name is Banzhida Gegen Temple and the Chinese name is Chongshan Temple. The Bezi Temple was built in the 8th year of Qing Emperor Qianlong (AD 1742) and has been continuously repaired by the Seventh Living Buddha. The entire complex consists of Kachin, Minggan, Chaori, Zhuduba, Ganjur, Dinkel, and the seven halls of the Erittra, five Rabbi (living Buddha temple), five stupas, and There are more than 30 temples and two lamas houses on the sides and back of the temple. The building complex is huge in scale and majestic. The main halls are large and complex, and the arches and arches are carved and painted. It is magnificent and elegant. Beizi Temple covers an area of 1.2 square kilometers and follows the traditional architecture of Huangjiao. It has a unique structure and beautiful carvings. It consists of the main temple, the temple, the temple, the pagoda and many boudoirs. The overall layout is divided into seven high-rise wall temples. On the two sides of the seven-story wall side by side are 2,500 private temples, temple warehouses, Wanggong Mansion and Lama houses. There are seven representative temples (Duogong), five halls (schools), six palaces (labor), six towers, and ten temples with Baoding. The setting sun slanted, and the evening glow dyed the whole sky. The Beizi Temple has long been closed, but the temple is still very lively, the people who come here to worship, the children playing in the upper reaches of the square, and the time in the Beizi Temple.