HuiLong An

　　HuiLong An is located on the south side of the eastern section of Qingquan Road, Chengguan Town. It was built in the eighth year of the Kangxi reign (1669) and expanded and renovated in the thirteenth year of the Guangxu reign (1887). The temple faces south and is composed of a front hall, rear hall, right meditation room, left mountain gate, and the DeYue Tower. It covers an area of approximately 360 square meters, with a built-up area of about 240 square meters. The rear hall has three bays in width, spanning a total width of 10.84 meters, and four bays in depth, spanning a total depth of 8.51 meters. It features corridors at both the front and back, and has a mixed raised-beam and through-tenon style hip-and-gable roof covered with blue tiles. Inside the hall, there is a Sumeru pedestal shrine. The front hall also has three bays in width, spanning a total width of 10.8 meters, and four bays in depth, spanning a total depth of 8.5 meters. It also has corridors at the front and back, and features a mixed raised-beam and through-tenon structure with a hip-and-gable roof covered with blue tiles. The DeYue Tower has three bays in width, spanning a total width of 8.36 meters, and five bays in depth, spanning a total depth of 6.24 meters. It is surrounded by corridors about 1 meter deep and features a double-eave hip-and-gable roof with a through-tenon wooden structure.