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Bixiasi

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Temples
Recommended sightseeing time:1 hour
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South St, Haizhou Qu, Lianyungang Shi, Jiangsu Sheng, ChinaMap
Phone: 0518-85218609
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Hongchen Wanzhang Bixia Temple After passing through the vicissitudes of Buddha Daochang Bixia Temple, the original name of Bixia Palace (commonly known as Grandma Temple), Haizhou New South Gate Baihu Shandong Province, a Taoist temple dedicated to Bixia Niang's Taoist Temple. Bixia Palace was built in the first year of Yuantaiding (1324), and was destroyed in the fire and deposed for many years. During the Chongxuan period to Qing Shunzhi at the end of Ming Dynasty, it was rebuilt repeatedly and deposed for many years. During the Chongxuan period at the end of Ming Dynasty, Shouji monk (Haizhou people's common name Zhu) was deeply Buddhist, and he took his disciple Yanfeng to live in the original site of the temple, and he rebuilt the Buddhist Taochang during the Shunzhi period at the beginning of Qing Dynasty. The temple still used the original name of Bixia Palace. At that time, Haizhou Zhizhou Ren Sanqi, rewarded him for his strict martial arts and gave him "Rulai Zhengguo". Bixia Temple is the seat of the Baihushan Temple Fair in Haizhou on the 8th of April. Every year, the Bathing Buddha Fa Club, Bixia Temple is famous for its gathering of businessmen. A monument of "Deng Oilfield Notes" preserved in the temple was engraved in March of the six years of Qing Shunzhi (1649), recording the unprecedented event of the temple fair named after Baihu Mountain. In 1949, Bixia Palace became a temporary barracks for paratroopers from the uprising, and around 1954, an iron industry society was set up, and a stove was set up to create agricultural tools, and monks were forced to return to the customs. Since then, the wheel factory has been stationed, except for the central and back halls, most of the buildings have been demolished, and the burning workshop, kilns and smoke halides have been expanded on the west side of the hillside. In 1978, the reform and opening up implemented the religious policy, renovated Bixia Palace, and the wheel factory moved out. In 1993, the name was officially changed to "Bixia Temple". In 2000, Bixia Temple was rebuilt, basically maintaining the architectural style and style of the late Ming and early Qing Dynasty, and northward along the central axis of the mountain gate, and built a middle and back hall, east and west halls. In 2005, the new 18 meters high, the building area of 520 square meters of the Daxiong Temple was completed, the new plastic III Buddha and the 18 Luohan Buddha statues. In 2007, the mountain gate was completed and opened. The temple has a permanent residence of more than ten monks, and often holds various Buddhist activities every morning and evening, attracting good men and women and many tourists. Among them, the main structure of the Daxiong Palace adopts the multicolored Dougong Xieshan heavy-duty style, the central Buddha platform in the palace is dedicated to the fennel wood carving III Buddha, the whole body platinum, solemn and majestic. The temple has a tea half toga Luohan, cast iron gold body, about 300 years old.

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