Wensisi

Huai'an-Wensi Temple, next to Huzui Street, Wulihe Ancient Town, northwest of Huai'an District. Formerly known as Tongyuan Temple, Dabei Temple. Wensi Temple was built in the late Tang Dynasty, Jinhe Mianhu (the Guanjia Lake in the west of the city, also known as West Lake), and the appearance of the temple gradually recovered in the early Qing Dynasty. In the forty-fourth year of Emperor Kangxi of the Qing Dynasty (1705), Xuanye once again visited the south of the Yangtze River, passing through Hexia Town, Huai'an Prefecture, and the name of the temple was named "Wensi Temple".​

I haven't heard of this place before, come and see it, it's nice to say

Wensi Temple is located in the ancient town of Hexia, Huai'an City, Jiangsu Province, China. It is a long-standing temple. The encounter with the temple was really accidental. It was only known that there is a thousand-year-old ancient town of Hexia, along the ancient town all the way out, did not expect to find this temple. When I went to the temple, it seemed that I had just finished a new one. On the forehead of the archway, I wrote four large words of Wensi Temple, which was very quiet.

Wensi Temple, formerly known as Tongyuan Temple, is located in Huaian District, Huaian City, Jiangsu Province, China, beside Huzui Street. The temple was built in the late Tang Dynasty, and it was called 'monshi Ji Temple' during the inspection of the southern part of the Kohei River in the Qing Dynasty through the Song, Yuan, Ming and Qing Dynasties, and the flooded soldiers, and it was renamed after several times.

Free entry. After walking the river down the ancient town to see the temple, and outside three big gods, so go in to see, no other tourists, the Grand Palace at that time did not open the door, it seems lonely.