Luonan Huayan Temple

　　   Huayan Temple is situated in Huahong Village, Xunjian Town. It thrived during the Sui Dynasty, was ruined in the Yuan Dynasty, and reconstructed in the Ming Dynasty, boasting a history of over a thousand years. Originally, it comprised a main hall, a middle hall, and a front hall—three elegantly proportioned, solemn, and magnificent structures adorned with painted beams and carved rafters, resplendent in gold and color. It was once a place of great prosperity, second only to Beijing's Dahuayan Temple, originally extending its influence across numerous provinces including Shaanxi, Henan, Hubei, and Shanxi. The temple preserves rare and exquisite colored murals that have survived for five or six hundred years, remaining vivid and brightly colored.