Tieling Chongsheng Lecture Temple
Tieling Chongsheng Lecture Temple is a cultural tourism attraction.
The Tieling Chongsheng Lecture Temple was originally named the Tieling Buddhist Scripture Lecture Hall. Established in December 1994, it has been managed since 2005 by the current abbot, Venerable Shi Guowu. Through years of continuous development, its charitable activities have flourished.
In December 2009, it was officially renamed Tieling Chongsheng Lecture Temple and became a legally approved Buddhist activity site. This solidified the temple’s focus on scripture lectures, set its direction for development, and laid a strong foundation for training more Dharma practitioners dedicated to compassionate service and establishing genuine Buddhism in the human realm.
The abbot, resident monastics, and all benefactors of Tieling Chongsheng Lecture Temple welcome all devout believers committed to the compassionate mission of Buddhism to come and form Dharma connections, and develop together.
To promote authentic Buddhism, Tieling Chongsheng Temple regularly holds scripture lecture events. It also provides opportunities for the public to engage in daily chanting, blessings, repentance, and merit-making sessions. Supporters from all walks of life are welcome to participate and contribute. May these efforts bring world peace, harmony in the Dharma realm, favorable weather, freedom from disasters, happiness for the living, liberation for ancestors, and enlightenment for all.
Location: Xicheng Community, Tieling City, Yichun, Heilongjiang Province
Transportation by bus: Take a bus from Yichun to Tieling, then transfer to a minibus or hire a car to reach the temple.
Driving directions: From Yichun, take the Hegang–Hegang Expressway (鹤哈高速), drive 111.9 km and exit at Frozen Soil Bridge No. 6. Head toward Tieling and enter G222. Drive 2.9 km, turn right onto Wuyi Street, continue for 2.5 km, then go straight onto Wangsan Road for 750 m to reach the destination.
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