The South China Sea Temple, commonly known as the "Balor Temple", is a well-remained temple in the ancient four seas of China, and an important monument of China's ancient foreign trade, which has a history of more than 1,400 years. In ancient times, sea ships or ships from afar must pass through this ancient pier located in the South China Sea Temple. Many merchant ships stopped here to worship the temple and prayed for smooth sailing. So here is also a historical witness to the prosperity of Guangzhou's maritime trade, leaving a large number of precious historical relics. Deeply hidden in the stone archway of "the sea does not Yangbo", the Nanhai temple is complete and magnificent, with head gate, Yimen, rite pavilion, hall and back hall. The corridors on both sides of the gate and the front and west corridors of the hall are reconstructed in the Qing Dynasty. The temple has been inscribed with many stones since the Sui and Tang Dynasty, because the emperors of all generations have sent officials to the temple to hold sacrifices, leaving a lot of precious inscriptions, so the temple has the name of "Southern Stele Forest". It is worth mentioning that there is also a bathing pavilion in the temple, which has been a good place to watch the sunrise on the sea since ancient times. The "Fusui Bathing Day", one of the eight scenic spots of Yangcheng in the Song Dynasty, refers to it here. Every year, from February 11 to 13, the lunar calendar, the birth of the South China Sea, also known as the birth of the Polo, has a history of more than 1400 years, the folk have the saying of "going to the Polo, marrying a wife", very lively, there are many cultural performances to see.