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Traveling to Guangxi, this stop came to Gongcheng to visit the Wenwu Temple in the city. The Wu Temple was built in the Ming Dynasty in Wanli 31 years, and was rebuilt during the Kangxi and Tongzhi years of the Qing Dynasty. It is to commemorate the temple of Guan Yu, the famous three countries. There are front halls, main halls, back halls, stage, rain pavilions and wing rooms on both sides. There are fewer staff in Wu Temple. If you need to explain, you may have to go to the Confucian Temple to find someone.

Tickets for 13 yuan are generally the same. There is indeed a history and a national cultural relics protection unit. Carefully look at the carvings on the door, expressing different stories and animal images. There is no ticket window itself, so I have to go to the Confucian Temple to buy it.

Gongcheng Wu Temple, also known as Guandi Temple, is a temple that sacrifices Guan Yu, a famous three kingdoms, built in 1603, in the Yinshan of Gongcheng, and Gongcheng Confucian Temple are separated from the Yinshan Mountain, you can visit the Wenwu Temple once,

The service is guangong. Three temples and one hall suggest to come here.

The Confucian Temple and Wu Temple in Gongcheng were 40 yuan. Because no one sold tickets during the renovation, they walked in and visited in a shameless and imperial place. As a result, they were found by the bored staff to be "pleased out", but they also saw a general, the back mountain is Panwang Temple (free). Gongcheng is a small station with few trains, and the ticket back to Guangzhou on the same day was sold out.