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Temple to the Three Kings Who Opened Fujian

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The Temple to the Three Kings Who Opened Fujian is a brick-and-timber structure featuring a gable-and-hip roof, swallowtail ridges, and a post-and-lintel framework. The main hall has three bays across two levels, with a central courtyard and two side wings. Ancillary buildings include a decorative gate with a hanging flower terrace, a gallery, upper and lower wing rooms, and a flower hall facing the compound. The “Three Kings Who Opened Fujian” refer to the brothers Wang Chao, Wang Shenzhi, and Wang Shenzhi. Location: Quanzhou City, Fujian Province…

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The Temple to the Three Kings Who Opened Fujian is a cultural tourism attraction.

The Temple to the Three Kings Who Opened Fujian is a brick-and-timber structure featuring a gable-and-hip roof, swallowtail ridges, and a post-and-lintel framework. The main hall has three bays across two levels, with a central courtyard and two side wings. Ancillary buildings include a decorative gate with a hanging flower terrace, a gallery, upper and lower wing rooms, and a flower hall facing the compound.

The “Three Kings Who Opened Fujian” refer to the brothers Wang Chao, Wang Shenzhi, and Wang Shenzhi.

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Temple to the Three Kings Who Opened Fujian, Licheng District, Quanzhou City, Fujian Province