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Wanfu Temple is a temple on Mount Huangbo in Fujian province, China. It was built in De Chongchenyuan fifth year of Tang Dynasty (789 A.D). It is famous as the original temple of Yinyuan Longqi, the temple's 33rd abbot and a Chan master. He later travelled to Japan with his disciple Muyan to found the Japanese Obaku school of Zen. View Detail
Katsumi kitchen
Xiangji Kitchen is on the right side of Mahavira Hall of Yongquan Temple, and it is the monks' abstinence hall. There are stone pools and stone channels for washing the dishes and vegetable. They are built in Song Dynasty Tiansheng Years.There are four big iron pans for cooking, that is one of "three irons" in that temple. The caliber of the largest pan is 1.57m and deep is 0.8m. It is a rare big pan to cook with five bags of rice and a ton of water that is supplied one thousand ... View Detail
Xuefeng Temple
Also known as Chong Sheng Temple, the full name of the Xuefeng Chong Sheng Temple, located in Minhou County, northwest of the Xuefeng Phoenix south of the mountain. Tang Xiantong ten year (870) built the existing temple is rebuilt mostly Guangxu years. The main temple building is the gate, Dharma Hall, Main Hall, dining hall. Inside the hall from Myanmar III Tathagata Emerald Buddha. Eighteen different attitude to life. Four old trees, the mountains outside According to legend, the two ... View Detail
Lin Memorial
Lin Zexu Memorial Hall was built to commemorate Lin Zexu (August 30,1785 - November 22,1850), an official of Qing Dynasty and a National patriot during the Opium War. Lin Zexu was born in Fuzhou the capital of Fujian province, later in 1811 he acquired the Jinshi degree; the highest rank of imperial examination. Lin Zexu rose rapidly in his provincial service and later became Governor-General of Hubei and Hunan, where he launched an opium suppression campaign.The main purpose of the memorial is ... View Detail
Gushan Cliff
The inscriptions on precipices in the Drum Mountain were proclaimed as the fifth batch of the key cultural relics under the State preservation. They are scattered around Sprit-source Cave, Stone Gate, the 18 sights and other sights. There are 548 inscriptions carved since the Song Dynasty with all styles. The most famous ones are those written by Cai Xiang, Li gang, and Zhu Xi and others. The earliest ones are the inscriptions by Cai Xiang and other persons as their sightseeing notes carved in ... View Detail
Pony tail Mawei
Mawei Harbor is a small town located approximately 20 kilometers southeast of Fuzhou in Fujian province. It is situated on the north bank of Min River. It was said that there was rock in the shape of a horse where the horse tail faces the town. Thus, the town was called Horsetail. The harbor is the cradle of China's modern industry and the foundation of the Navy in the past. The Horsetail Shipyard is the biggest shipyard in Fujian. The Luoxing Tower located next to the Min River is the ... View Detail
Lanes and (remodeling)
Three Lanes and Seven Alleys, located at the centre of Fuzhou City, is the well preserved architectural complex of the Ming and Qing Dynasty. It covers an area of 40 hectares with 268 ancient houses. As a famous ancient block, Three Lanes and Seven Alleys is an important symbol to show the long history of Fuzhou city. It enjoys a reputation of "the Museum of the buildings of the Ming and Qing Dynasty". Nowadays, some of the local people are still living there. Each lane and alley in this ... View Detail
Complement Mountain Abode
Bu Hill Pure Abode was built in Song Dynasty, was the guest room for the monks to receive VIPs. It was built on the Rongshou Rock with many engraved title. The ancient building art, art of writing and art of roots were fused together. In the autumn of 1933, the generals called Cai Tingkai, Jiang Guangding and other sirdars of the 19th Road even held a secret meeting here and launched the event to against Jiang. View Detail
Kat Bailey Lane
It is one of Three Lanes and Seven Alleys. Jibi Alley is also called "Urgent Avoid Alley". When Zheng Xingzhi of Song Dynasty became Prime Minster and returmed home after getting fame or money, the people who ever humiliated Zheng urgented avoid because of its bad conscience. So it was called "Urgent Avoid Alley". Then it was changed into "Jibi Alley" because of its homophonic. It was meaning good fortune as one wishes and peaceful.Ticket:Free View Detail