Qingquan Temple is located in the remote mountain glen of grape ditch village, Xingtai town. It is 70 kilometers from Dalian, Liaoning Province. It is locally known as Wugu City and is lofty and domains the mountain city. It had more than 1,900 year history to date. The area is 1,700 square meters.

    The sight is gentle and charming and the mountains are elegant. The temple is divided into three Chinese style pavilions and six palaces, with the collection of Taoism, Buddhism, and the Confucianism together as one. The winding path and porch are magnificently decorated in girder and ridgepole among the palace of Chinese style pavilions. There are many colored sculpture in the temple. The Sootiness Palace spreads the murals all around and surrounded ten miles by the mountain city. The east and west city gates are a magnificent sight.

    The city wall around the clear spring temple looks like a great dragon twisting and turning along the peak, and is continuously for several miles. There are various kinds of historical site scenic spots in the Qingquan Temple; such as the west city gate, the Yinma Bay, the beacon tower, the Dianjiang Terrace (name a person for a particular job), Wugu City, the ancient city wall, hitch horse stone and the stone mortar that was used for plugging the rice and so on. The stone is rugged, with the towering ancient trees.