Yunpanshan Fushou Temple Ruins

Yunpanshan Fushou Temple Ruins

Yunpanshan Fushou Temple Ruins: Historical records indicate that during the Qianlong era, the eunuch Liu Wenkui built a temple here to practice Buddhism, which is why Yunpanshan is also known as Laogong Mountain. The mountain is covered with towering ancient trees and dense forests, and the ruins of Fushou Temple still remain today, with faint traces of bricks, tiles, and stones visible. Liu Tongxun, the father of Qing Dynasty Prime Minister Liu Yong, composed an inscription for Fushou Temple on Yunpanshan in the 22nd year of Qianlong's reign (1757 AD). Currently, the Fushou Temple stele is housed in the Chengde Mountain Resort Museum. Restoration work for Fushou Temple is currently being planned.

Jinguotun Town: Located in the northeastern part of Luanping County, Jinguotun Town is 190 km from Beijing, 60 km from Chengde, 10 km from the Hongqi exit of Zhangcheng Expressway, 15 km from the Xigou exit, and 30 km from the Beijing–Chengde Expressway exit. The town administers 13 administrative villages, 53 natural villages, and 111 villager groups, covering a total area of 211.98 square kilometers, with a population of 21,004 and 7,298 households. The arable land area is 1,978 hectares, and the per capita net income of farmers is 3,750 yuan.

The Jinguotun Town government has a total of 55 staff positions, including 28 administrative positions, 3 administrative support positions... More detailed information about Jinguotun Town++