Zhusheng Temple Review

The Zhusheng Temple is distributed in many places throughout the country and is an important Buddhist place. The Zhusheng Temple in Huozhou was built in the Ming Dynasty, originally called Dongfuchang Temple, and the Dongfuchang Temple was built in the Tang Dynasty. It was later destroyed and was built into the Zhusheng Temple in the Ming Dynasty. Huozhou Zhusheng Temple was written by Zhao Puchu, president of the Chinese Buddhist Association Yuan, and wrote "Daxiong Pavilion" and "Zhusheng Temple", which shows that Zhusheng Temple has a certain impact in China's Buddhist community.

The scenery of Zhusheng Temple, for tourists, so a red brick and yellow tile independent way, has too much attraction, plus the cultural atmosphere here is strong, more county attraction.

It is worth a visit here, the environment is clean and tidy.

Originally named Dongfuchang Temple, built in Tang Zhenguan four years (630), after the destruction, Ming Jingtai first year reconstruction, Ming Wanli, Qing Qianlong years and rebuilt, the national protection cultural relics unit, but unfortunately the scene is unguarded, the temple gate is too simple.

正在修缮中，有待后续。有机会再来。