Have you ever been to the temple named after Xiangshan?

The Xiangshan Temple in Xiangshan Park has a long history, magnificent architecture and profound cultural heritage. The Xiangshan Temple was first built in the Tang Dynasty and was named "Da Yong'an Temple". During the Yuan Dynasty, it was named "Ganlu Temple". It was called Yong'an Zen Temple in the Ming Dynasty. During the Qing Dynasty, it was named "Da Yong'an Zen Temple" and became one of the 28 scenic spots in Jingyi Garden. It was opened to the public on a trial basis in 2017. The architecture, sculptures, paintings and other art forms of Xiangshan Temple reflect the high level of ancient Chinese architectural art and Buddhist art. Xiangshan Temple carries rich historical and cultural connotations and has witnessed the rise and fall of many dynasties in Chinese history.