Lucheng Lizhuang Confucius Temple

　　    The founding date of the Confucius Temple is unknown. The existing main hall is a Yuan Dynasty structure, while the rest of the buildings date back to the Qing Dynasty. Facing south, the temple features a single-courtyard layout and covers an area of 1,079 square meters. The central axis is lined with the Dacheng Gate, Dacheng Hall, as well as east and west wing rooms and side rooms.

　　    The Dacheng Hall has a three-bay width and depth, with a single-eave hip-and-gable roof. The column capitals feature single-angled bracket sets (four-piece bracket arms), with the brackets set at a 5-degree angle. The hall’s wooden structure preserves... [text garbled/unreadable]... The hall’s beams are inscribed with the phrase “Praising the Sage and Promoting Virtue.”

　　    Within the temple grounds, there is one stone stele from the Jin Dynasty and another undated stele.