Revisited the Jade Emperor Temple.

The Jade Emperor Temple in Jincheng, I came here again four months later, the 28 constellations, it's on fire🔥⋯ There are more tourists this time, there was no one last time⋯ The Jade Emperor Temple retains more than 280 colored sculptures from the Jin, Yuan, and Ming dynasties, 120 square meters of murals, 36 records and monuments from the Jin, Yuan, Ming, and Qing dynasties. The roof of the Jade Emperor Temple also retains some glazed art components from the Jin, Yuan, and Ming dynasties. The 28 constellations in the Jade Emperor Temple are located in the west corridor of the temple. They are relics of the Yuan Dynasty and were built in the 31st year of the Yuan Dynasty (1294). There are 23 existing statues, which are vivid and reflect the appearance of Taoist statues in the Yuan Dynasty. The architectural form of the Jade Emperor Temple is simple, showing the unique charm of the Song Dynasty hall architecture and the local characteristics of the ancient architecture of Shangdang. The front and back of the main ridge of the temple roof preserve the 28 glazed statues of the Jin Dynasty and the glazed lions on the ridge, and the glazed unicorns on the back slope. They are the only remaining glazed products in China and have high cultural and artistic value. The physical objects are now in the Jincheng City Museum⋯ On January 13, 1988, the Jade Emperor Temple was announced by the State Council of the People's Republic of China as the third batch of national key cultural relics protection units. Jade Emperor Temple Colored Sculpture Mural Museum