Jingyinsi

Jingyin Temple, also known as Nantianzi Temple, was built in the early Song Dynasty of the Five Dynasties and is one of the "Nine Forests" of Buddhism in Taizhou. Emperor Yongzheng of the Qing Dynasty once gave the temple plaque "Pure Cause" for the imperial book. Jingyin Temple is surrounded by water on the west, south and east sides, and the terrain is high and open. The reconstructed Jingyin Temple is simple and elegant. It is a modern building with restaurants and business rooms on the first floor; the middle of the second and third floors is about 11 meters empty, which is used for enshrining the three Buddhas in the Daxiong Hall, surrounded by houses. , which are respectively used for library, reading room, monk's dormitory and office; the fourth floor is a modern multimedia lecture hall; the fifth floor is planned to be a temple leisure place.