Fusu Temple of the God of Wealth

Fusu Temple of the God of Wealth

Fusu Temple of the God of Wealth is a cultural tourism attraction.

The Temple of the God of Wealth is located in Xinglong Village, Longtou Village, Longtou Town, Fusui County. Built in the 20th year of the Daoguang reign during the Qing Dynasty (1841), it has a history of over 160 years. The layout features a two-courtyard structure, covering a construction area of 67.71 square meters. It faces west and is situated eastward, with a three-bay width. The building is of brick-and-wood structure, single-eave flush gable roof, with a decorative ridge adorned with antique motifs, and four stone plinths at the corners. The walls are painted with colorful murals and feature gray plaster carvings, giving the temple an antique charm. Inside the temple, there is a stone engraving of an imperial edict, standing 1.21 meters tall, 0.72 meters wide, and 0.12 meters thick. Each side is carved with a long dragon, their heads facing each other from opposite ends. The carving is exquisitely detailed, making this temple the best-preserved Temple of the God of Wealth in the Zuojiang River basin.