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Anren God of Wealth Temple

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The Anren God of Wealth Temple was built in the ninth year of the Xianfeng reign during the Qing Dynasty (1859), covering an area of 170 square meters. It faces southwest and features a brick-and-timber beam structure with a hip-and-gable roof. The temple has two courtyards, front and back, with a courtyard in between. The front section serves as the incense hall, while the rear section enshrines the “Zheng Dayi Zhao Great Marshal.” Above it is a four-tiered three-dimensional “Bagua” (Eight Trigrams) design. Except for the wooden carvings on the beams and columns, which were scraped off during the Cultural Revolution, the rest of the structure is largely well-preserved. It is now known as the Anren Zen Temple and enjoys thriving incense offerings.

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The Anren God of Wealth Temple was built in the ninth year of the Xianfeng reign during the Qing Dynasty (1859), covering an area of 170 square meters. It faces southwest and features a brick-and-timber beam structure with a hip-and-gable roof. The temple has two courtyards, front and back, with a courtyard in between. The front section serves as the incense hall, while the rear section enshrines the “Zheng Dayi Zhao Great Marshal.” Above it is a four-tiered three-dimensional “Bagua” (Eight Trigrams) design. Except for the wooden carvings on the beams and columns, which were scraped off during the Cultural Revolution, the rest of the structure is largely well-preserved. It is now known as the Anren Zen Temple and enjoys thriving incense offerings.