Over 300 years of Grade II listed building @ Che Kong Temple

I think you have been to Che Kong Temple, he must not realize that it has so many years of history, because in 1994 Che Kong Temple had been renovated once, and then in 2008 again optimized to the current appearance, has completely lost the style of the monument, but still maintain the red wall. The Che Kong Temple does not occupy a large area. When you enter the atrium square, there is a drum tower on the left and a bell tower on the right. The bell is engraved with the four characters "Kuo Tai Min'an". There are no too flashy decorations in the whole Che Kong Temple, but if you pay close attention, you will find sculptures on the walls full of mobile phones. There are several stone statues on either side of the middle incense placement. Enter the largest main temple in the middle is the Che Gong Hall, which contains a 27-meter-high bronze statue of Che Gong, cast in imitation of copper, holding a sword in both hands. On both sides of the Chegong Hall are expected to be the Yuanchen Hall, which mainly worships Tai Sui, and the Fulu Palace, which worships the God of Wealth. After visiting or visiting Che Kong Temple, there will be a souvenir shop at the door when you leave, with Buddhist beads, peace charms, windmills, copper coin hangings and so on. Outside the main gate, there are still master interpreters setting up stalls. #Hong Kong Good Places #Hong Kong Historic Buildings #Che Kong Temple