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Liangzhuang Guanyin Hall

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Guanyin Hall is located on Huiguang Temple Street in the center of Liangzhuang Town, covering an area of about 400 square meters. It faces south and sits north, adjacent to Huiguang Temple with a connecting door. Built during the Daoguang reign of the Qing Dynasty, the hall was repurposed for other uses after the liberation. In 1992, along with the revival of Buddhist activities at Huiguang Temple, renovations began, and statues of Guanyin, the Dragon Girl, and the Boy Sudhana were recreated...

Liangzhuang Guanyin Hall

Guanyin Hall is located on Huiguang Temple Street in the center of Liangzhuang Town, covering an area of about 400 square meters. It faces south and sits north, adjacent to Huiguang Temple with a connecting door.

Guanyin Hall was built during the Daoguang reign of the Qing Dynasty and was repurposed for other uses after the liberation. In 1992, along with the revival of Buddhist activities at Huiguang Temple, renovations began, and statues of Guanyin, the Dragon Girl, and the Boy Sudhana were recreated, after which it opened to the public. The three characters “Guanyin Hall” on the gate were written by Li Zeyan (1916–2000), a retired employee of the former Liangzhuang Town Central Health Clinic, with the signature “Daoist Li Yi of Gui Fu.”

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