Bangkuang Stone Carving Reliefs

　　These stone carving reliefs were discovered at the site of the Bangkuang Village Committee in Bangbing Township. Currently, three pieces remain, each featuring a distinct thematic design. According to local elders, this area was once a sacred Buddhist site, home to a large temple that dates back several hundred years. These carvings were originally used as decorative architectural elements for the temple. Many such carvings once existed, but most were severely damaged or lost during the turmoil of the 10-year Cultural Revolution. The three surviving reliefs, having endured the passage of time and exposure to wind and rain, still show no signs of weathering and remain as vivid and clear as when they were first crafted.