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Xinzhou Huayan Temple

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Huayan Temple is located in Hejiazhuang Village, Yangpo Township, Xinfu District. It faces south with its back to the north and covers an area of 150 square meters. The year of its establishment is unknown. The existing main hall is a structure from the Qing Dynasty, while the rest were newly built. The main hall is three bays wide and four rafters deep, with a single-eave gable-and-hip roof. There are two Qing Dynasty stone steles preserved in the temple. Content excerpted from (“A Collection of Cultural Relics in Xinzhou”)…

Xinzhou Huayan Temple

Xinzhou Huayan Temple is a cultural tourism attraction.

Huayan Temple is located in Hejiazhuang Village, Yangpo Township, Xinfu District. It faces south with its back to the north and covers an area of 150 square meters. The year of its establishment is unknown. The existing main hall is a structure from the Qing Dynasty, while the rest were newly built. The main hall is three bays wide and four rafters deep, with a single-eave gable-and-hip roof. There are two Qing Dynasty stone steles preserved in the temple. Content excerpted from (“A Collection of Cultural Relics in Xinzhou”)

Source: Xinzhou Municipal Bureau of Cultural Relics

Hejiazhuang Village: Introduction to Hejiazhuang — Hejiazhuang is located 45 kilometers from the city center, covering a total area of 14,000 mu. The village consists of nine villager groups, with 82 households and a population of 241. It has 590 mu of arable land, averaging 2.5 mu per capita. The annual grain output totals 470,000 jin, averaging 800 jin per mu. The main industry is crop farming. There are also 60 mu of orchards, generating an income of 400,000 yuan, with a per capita income of 1,500 yuan. The village is bordered by Siping to the east, Sih River to the west, Gaojiazhuang to the south, and Huagou to the north.

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