Chaoyang is the center of Buddhism. There are hundreds of ancient towers and ancient temples in the three Yan, Tang, Liao, Jin, Yuan and Qing dynasties, ranking first in the Northeast. These tower temples have a long history and are well preserved. They have a high historical value and artistic appreciation value. Many of them are national key cultural relics protection units or provincial key cultural relics protection units. They are highly respected by religious circles and are well received by tourists from all over the country. Favor. There is a Qing-style ancient building complex near the South Tower at the eastern end of Xinhua Road in Chaoyang City. The street is a tall archway, and in front of it is a cultural leisure square. A marble paved road leads directly from the archway to the mountain gate, and the rainy road is green on both sides. As soon as you enter the mountain gate, the two rows of manicured pine walls extend to the end of the temple. The towering ancient cymbals are accompanied by verdant pines and cypresses to cover the quaint temples. This quiet and solemn Buddhist shrine is the largest and largest Lamaism temple in the western part of Liaoning. According to Qingkang fifty-four years (1715), "Yu Shun Temple Inscription", the temple is the capital of the Lama, the emperor of the Emperor Kangxi in the 37th year of Emperor Kangxi (1698). It was built by the court. After more than eight years of hard work, the temple was finally completed. Subsequently, Zurzi Su lived in the Ktu Lama and asked the Emperor Kang to give the temple the name "Yushun Temple", taking "Shangtian Xueyou to the people" and "Dadexing is the best in the world". And a statue of sandalwood Buddha.